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To: Dan3 who wrote (134659)	5/11/2001 2:54:59 PM
From: Paul Engel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Blow Hard Dan - Intel is ONE YEAR ahead of AMD's gettin'-later 0.13 micron process !!! Tualatins go on sale in July, 2001 - while AMD has now SLIPPED their 0.13 micron process into H2 2002 - probably no sooner than October 2002 !!! AMD - "slip slidin' away " 213.219.40.69 Tualatin mobiles dominate Intel plans Prices, 100/133FSBs, the lot By Mike Magee, 11 May 2001 11.15 BST INTEL IS ADJUSTING ITS MOBILE strategy just a few days before AMD drops in to rattle its corporate cage. As we have noted here exclusively before, Intel will concentrate on processors using .13 micron technology and it will introduce these in July. It appears Intel is really not concerned about its ability to introduce chips on the .13 micron process, as it has said to us previously. The latest roadmaps we saw over someone's shoulder, dated early May, show that Intel will, however, first introduce a 750MHz low voltage Pentium III and an ultra low voltage mobile Pentium III 600MHz on May 21st next. In July, it will introduce mobile Tualatins at revs of 1.13GHz, 1.06GHz, 1GHz, 933MHz and 866MHz, for the full size, as well as the thin and light performance markets. One phrase is telling. "Tualatins have strong product health" which will allow them to figure in "all performance segments at the July launch". In September, Intel will launch Tualatin mobile chips for mini notebooks, and sub notebooks in low voltage and ultra low voltage mode. Also on May 21st next, Intel will intro mobile Celerons at 800MHz, along with 600MHz low voltage and ultra low voltage chips. It will follow that up with a 850MHz mobile Celeron on July 2nd. In July, a Tualatin 933MHz and 866MHz will replace the Coppermine T revs of these clock speeds. So what else is new? Well, in Q1 we will see Northwood mobile products starting at 1.5GHz and 1.6GHz, and rising beyond those speeds in Q2 of 2002. In the thin and light segment, we will see 1.2GHz, 1.26GHz and higher in Q1 and Q2 of next year. In Q4 of this year, Intel will intro Tualatin 800MHz, for the mini notebook market. In September, the low voltage Tualatins will support both 100MHz and 133MHz buses. Intel claims that a 700MHz Tualatin in Q4 of this year will support CPU TDP systems less than seven watts. Notebook Prices Intel has revised its plans for pricing. The 1133 Tualatin mobile will launch at $637, the 1000MHz Tualatin will launch at $401 and so displace the standard 1GHz mobile, which will be priced the same. On the 17th of June, the 800MHz Celeron mobile will cost $107, the 750MHz $91, and the 700MHz $75. The 850MHz Celeron will cost $134 on the 2nd of July. At launch the special 800 and 733MHz parts will cost $107 and $91 respectively. Intel has vowed to bring the price of these products down as Tualatin ramps up. µ