Jim Robillard from AMD and Ken Russell from ISDN Net to be featured on this weeks Lets Talk Computers ®

Guests from AMD and ISDN Net will appear on radio talk show "Let's Talk Computers". AMD (NYSE: AMD), a Fortune 500 and Standard & Poors 500 company, produces microprocessors, Flash memory devices, and support circuitry for communications and networking applications. ISDN-Net is the largest independent ISP in Tennessee, serving 87 counties, 3,000 businesses, 900,000 Public School Students, 65,000 Public School Teachers. Lets Talk Computers ranks as one of the longest-running computer radio talk shows, and airs on multiple radio stations weekly - and 24 hours a day, seven days a week on the Internet.

Jim Robillard from AMD and Ken Russell from ISDN Net to be featured on this weeks Lets Talk Computers ®

NASHVILLE, TN -- 11/15/2002 -- Guests from AMD and ISDN Net will appear on radio talk show "Let's Talk Computers". AMD (NYSE: AMD), a Fortune 500 and Standard & Poors 500 company, produces microprocessors, Flash memory devices, and support circuitry for communications and networking applications. ISDN-Net is the largest independent ISP in Tennessee, serving 87 counties, 3,000 businesses, 900,000 Public School Students, 65,000 Public School Teachers. Lets Talk Computers ranks as one of the longest-running computer radio talk shows, and airs on multiple radio stations weekly - and 24 hours a day, seven days a week on the Internet.

In February 2002, AMD acquired Alchemy Semiconductor, Inc., and formed the Personal Connectivity Solutions Group to meet customer demands for emerging non-PC Internet appliance markets. Under the AMD Alchemy Solutions brand, AMD produces high-performance, low-power, high-integration system-on-a-chip (SOC) processors and wireless local area network (WLAN) solutions. These products are specifically targeted for markets that require low-power, high-performance, high-integration and mobility, and include automobile driver information/entertainment systems, computing devices, residential/SOHO access devices and entertainment devices. Here today to talk about AMD's recent 802.11b chipset announcement is Jim Robillard, Director of Marketing for Communications Products.

Sponsored in part by ISDN Net, Community Harbor is a new venture, designed to help municipalities and county governments across the country build out Community Data Centers and Gigabit Ethernet networks for both business and residential users in those communities. These communities understand that a strategic investment in next generation network infrastructure now, will position them for success in the years ahead. Once Gigabit Ethernet networks are available in the last mile of the network, talk of a "Fiber-Optic glut" will disappear, as a fantastic range of high resolution interactive services with full HDTV class video and theatre quality sound will bring the Web - ON STEROIDS - into everyone's living rooms. Ken Russell is the founder of ISDN Net and operates the three largest Community Data Centers in the state of Tennessee- Nashville Regional Exchange Point, Digital Crossing Knoxville and a new facility in Memphis. He discusses the Community Harbor initiative and its impact on municipalities and corporations.

Listen to the interviews at:
AMD      http://www.lets-talk-computers.net/guests/amd/2800+
ISDN Net   http://www.lets-talk-computers.net/guests/isdn_net/harbor

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