Around the world, we are working to stimulate demand in emerging markets and educate potential PC users about the power of networked PCs. About 50 percent of Intel's advertising and promotion dollars are spent in locations outside the United States. Korea emerged as one of the world's most promising consumer markets for PCs in 1996. With children being the country's fastest growing segment of users, Intel donated Pentium(R) processor-based PCs and a Web server to KidNet*, an online service dedicated to Korean children. Previous Page | Next Page Table of Contents | Feedback | www.intel.com | Investor Information Legal Notices (C) Intel Corporation Content published April 8, 1997.