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Jul27
Merisel Computer Distributor

Executive Casey Hughes of computer distributorship Merisel weighed in on the affects of Intel's Pentium chip crisis in 1995.

"It's such a very small percent of total users that would be impacted in any way as to be nonimpactful."

Let's see, I have heard of Intel, but not Merisel. I guess the impact was meaningless after all. He was right!


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