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To: kapkan4u who wrote (37048)	4/23/2001 10:59:18 AM
From: andreas_wonisch	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Kap, Re: If 1.7GHz P4 is introduced today at $352, then I don't understand why 1.5GHz is still selling at $429 on Pricewatch. Probably unsold inventory. Would you sell your ten 1.5 GHz P4s for say $250 if you had paid $500 one week earlier? I expect these prices to gradually move to the new pricing over the next week or two. Slowly moving prices mean usually high inventory. Andreas

To: kapkan4u who wrote (37048)	4/23/2001 12:19:24 PM
From: d[-_-]b	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

kapkan4u, re: If 1.7GHz P4 is introduced today at $352, then I don't understand why 1.5GHz is still selling at $429 on Pricewatch. Perhaps it's the fact that pricewatch lists a single cpu price and the article is based on 1000-unit quantities. Not to mention one is a breaking news story and pricewatch is a consensus/scan of prices at retail from the past few days/weeks. Give it a chance to work though the system. Intel said the P4 at 1.7GHz is now available and has a price tag of $352, in 1,000-unit quantities.