Eat your heart out!
Although Intel does not set system pricing, it expects systems
using the 350MHz or 400MHz Pentium II and corresponding
440BX chip set to fall into the $1,500-to-$2,000 range over
the next few months, sources said.
Today, that price range is occupied by 300MHz and 333MHz
systems with the 440LX chip set.
In the $1,200-to-$1,500 range, now occupied primarily by
233MHz and 266MHz Pentium II systems, users will be able to
buy 300MHz or 333MHz systems with the 440LX chip set,
sources said.
On the low end, systems based on the Celeron processor and
corresponding 440EX chip set will fall into the $900 range
over the next few months, sources said.
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