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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Petz who wrote (117922)6/27/2000 6:42:00 PM
From: Petz  Read Replies (2) of 1576694
 
First prices for Willamette and Itanium and PIII price drops. A lurker sent me these links from a German site:

tecchannel.de
tecchannel.de

Here's the meat of the first one:
Pentium III prices after 16-July
MHz/FSB OEM-Preise in US-Dollar
1000/133 990
933/133 669 (-10 %)
866/133 465 (-17 %)
850/100 455 (-17 %)
800/133 294 (-24 %)
800/100 294 (-24 %)
750/100 262 (-22 %)
733/133 230 (-7 %)
700/100 225 (-7 %)

1100/100? (August) $990

The article then states that Intel will wait until August 27 to cut Celeron prices as follows:

Mc/s OEM prices in US Dollar
733 170
700 138 (-28 %)
667 112 (-34 %)
633 93 (-33 %)
600 79 (-29 %)
566 69 (-26 %)

The second article contains info on the Itanium and Willamette launch. Willy prices look much lower than I expected:

First prices for Willamette and Itanium
21,06,2000 14:06:09

Intel wants to require available information 895 US Dollar for the Pentium III successor Willamette with 1,4 GHz loud tecChannel of the manufacturers. The Itanium with its 64-Bit-Architektur is to cost in 800 mc/s version with four MByte Cache 4227 US Dollar. The Willamette starts available Roadmap according to one tecChannel in two versions: With 1,4 GHz and 400 mc/s FSB and with 1,3 GHz/400 mc/s FSB. The 1,3-GHz-Variante costs 795 US Dollar in rope that numbers of items. On the distribution to the manufacturers might have to be counted in October. Intel does not call an accurate date. A tecChannel report supplies the technical details of the Pentium III successor with the code name Willamette.

The Itanium Launch is to take place at the end of of August. Four versions of the processor with 64-Bit-Architektur are planned for the start. Two models with 800 MHZ/266 mc/s FSB, which differ in the size of the Cache. The Itanium 800 mc/ costs with four MByte Cache 4227 US Dollar, with two MByte Cache 1980 US Dollar. The two models with 733 MHZ/266 mc/s FSB cost with four MByte Cache 4227 US Dollar and with two MByte Cache 1177 US Dollar. All Itanium prices mentioned refer on rope that numbers of items.

Petz

[EDIT]"In rope that numbers of items" is "in quantity 1000" (I think)
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