cpq vs. vectra on prices.THREAD
looks like cpq has hp beat on price already
I can post the cpq matching config's since only a few match
up...but cpq's are lower and cpq makes money..hp will lose money..
too many people<gg>
December 8, 1997: 1:04 p.m. ET
NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Hewlett Packard Co. said Monday it is cutting the price of
its Vectra VL business workstation line by up to 8 percent and is slashing the cost of
memory upgrades by up to 22 percent, effective immediately.
After the cuts, an HP Vectra VL computer with a 166-megahertz Pentium
processor, 16 megabytes of random access memory and a 1.6-gigabyte hard drive will
cost $984, down from $1,074.
The price of an HP Vectra VL PC with a 200-megahertz Pentium processor,
2.5-gigabyte hard drive, 32 megabytes of random access memory, 24-speed
CD-ROM and 16-bit sound card was cut to $1,388 from $1,495.
Hewlett Packard said the price cuts are an effort to bring computers using Intel's
new Pentium II microprocessor into the mainstream.
cpq pricing
(ALL MEMORY IS SDRAM)
CPQ Deskpro2000p166mmx 2.1 gig HD,256k cache,16mb,trio64v2 video 1vram
$930.
CPQ Deskpro2000p166mmx 3.2 gig HD,256k cache,16mb,trio64v2 video 1vram
$963.
CPQ Deskpro2000p200mmx 2.1 gig HD,256k cache,16mb,trio64v2 video 1vram
$994.
CPQ Deskpro2000p233mmx 3.2 gig HD,256k cache,32mb,trio64v2 video
1vram, CD rom 16x enhanced audio
$1491.
CPQ Deskpro2000p266mmx 3.2 gig HD-Ultra ATA,256k cache,32mb,Matrox
MGA-1064SSG video 2vram, CD rom 24x enhanced audio windows NT
$1987
CPQ Deskpro2000p300mmx-Pentium II mini tower 3.2 gig HD-Ultra ATA,512k
cache,32mb,Matrox MGA-1064SSG video 2vram, CD rom 24x enhanced audio
Windows NT
$2336 |
