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To: rudedog who wrote (157519)	5/31/2000 3:54:00 PM
From: BBG	Respond to of 176388

INTEL Slashing chip prices... Should help DELL I think and means new chips, models are just around the corner... All good IMO to spur PC demand... Intel whacks chip prices up to 44 percent Updated 3:28 PM ET May 31, 2000 by John G. Spooner, ZDNet News Chip maker's latest round of price cuts reduces Pentium III and Celeron prices while making room for new products. Intel Corp. this week slashed chip prices by up to 44 percent. Company officials say the price cuts are one of the company's regularly scheduled price moves. However, new desktop Celeron chips and mobile Pentium III and Celeron chips are expected next month. Generally, the company makes several price cuts each year to make room for faster processors and move older chips down a pricing ladder. A chip generally sees several price cuts until it is discontinued. The new prices are usually passed on to consumers by PC makers. Intel slashed its low-cost Celeron chips, cutting prices on the mobile version of the chip by up to 44 percent. The largest mobile price reduction came on the 550MHz mobile chip, reduced by 44 percent to $96 from $170. A new 600MHz mobile Celeron chip is expected next month. Desktop Celeron chips, on the other hand, were reduced by between 5 and 19 percent. The largest cuts in this category came on the 600MHz desktop Celeron chip, which fell by 19 percent to $112 from $138. Other desktop Celeron cuts were more modest, running from 5 percent on the 500MHz chip, now priced at $69, to 10 percent on the 566MHz, now priced at $93. Intel, as reported by ZDNet News, will introduce its 633MHz and 667MHz desktop Celeron chips next month. When it comes to the Pentium III chip, Intel reduced Pentium III desktop chips by as much as 31 percent. However, pricing on its new 933MHz and 1GHz (1,000MHz) Pentium IIIs held steady at $774 and $990, respectively. The largest price cut came on the 800MHz Pentium III, which fell 31 percent to $385 from $562. Intel made healthy price cuts, ranging from 20 to 27 percent, on the remainder of its desktop Pentium III chips, which include 866MHz, 850MHz, 750MHz, 733MHz and 700Mhz clock speeds. Intel 667MHz and 650MHz, reduced by 23 percent and 20 percent, respectively, joined its 600MHz, 550MHz, 533MHz and 500MHz Pentium IIIs on the bottom rung of the pricing ladder. All five chips are now priced at $193. Finally, the company lowered prices on several mobile Pentium III chips. The company's 600MHz, 650MHz and 700MHz mobile Pentium IIIs were reduced by between 31 band 34 percent. The 700MHz chip, for example, was reduced by 32 percent to $380, while the 600MHz was reduced by 34 percent to $209. Intel is expected to announce a 750MHz mobile Pentium III chip in June as well. Intel rival Advanced Micro Devices Inc. held its chip prices steady. Prices listed are for 1,000 unit quantities. Retail prices vary and may be higher.

To: rudedog who wrote (157519)	5/31/2000 8:29:00 PM
From: Sonki	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 176388

rd, Need help as i get ready to order another dell book. What specifically do i need to order w. my new note book so that can connect to dsl or cable modem or both. I just dont want to add anything afterwards. My minimum requirements are 256k mem, 15" Active matrix screen. Is there anything else? ofcurse hd etc.. ============ My cable company sez they would charge me for each computer that they hook up to cable. What is the best way to hook up 4 computers in a house using only one cable? thx in advance. btw: imo, DELL is a real value stock here. peg is very low right here. i recently bot a truck of load of cpq when naz was flying high and i m just wondering if i should unload and b dell at this price? i will appriciate your honest opinion. Cuz when it comes to dell sometimes smoke get into my eyes and cant think clear.