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To: peter_luc who wrote (59265)10/19/2001 11:53:56 AM
From: AK2004Respond to of 275872
 
Peter
re: being blamed on excess demand,
I must have missed that surge in demand and, obviously, it was missed by intel accountants since Intel planned to regain more than .7% of market share,.
Regards
-Albert



To: peter_luc who wrote (59265)10/19/2001 12:34:19 PM
From: wanna_bmwRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
Peter, Re: "Intel specifically mentions 2 GHz P4s to be in short supply due to high demand. - Just a question: Could it also be because of limited bin-splits?"

I think I know which one people here will assume.

BTW, Intel didn't confirm anything to The Inquirer. This is all heard second, third, or fourth hand.

wanna_bmw



To: peter_luc who wrote (59265)10/19/2001 1:20:09 PM
From: Win SmithRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 275872
 
This does not compute.

Effective October 14, 2001, P4 2ghz q1000 price: $562 intc.com

Pricewatch shows $515 pricewatch.com

There aren't many listings at that level, but there seem to be plenty of retail packaged 2ghz P4s w/fan & 3 year warranty at $550-560. I remember when the PPro 200 was the top dog processor, when it was in short supply, street price was double the Intel q1000 list.


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