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To: craig crawford who wrote (61287)	7/28/1998 2:11:00 AM
From: fff	Respond to of 186894

inttel cut prices on its Pentium II, Celeron and Xeon processors by up to 31 percent. The following prices are effective from July 26 and apply to quantities of 1,000 chips: PROCESSOR OLD PRICE NEW PRICE PCT CHANGE Pentium II Processor 400MHz w/512k cache $722 $589 -18 350MHz w/512k cache $519 $423 -18 333MHz w/512k cache $412 $316 -23 300MHz w/512k cache $305 $209 -31 266MHz w/512k cache $198 $159 -20 233MHz w/512k cache $161 $161 unch Celeron Processor 300MHz $159 $112 -30 266MHz $106 $86 -19 Pentium Processor 233MHz w/MMX $106 $106 unch 200MHz w/MMX $95 $95 unch Pentium II Xeon Processor 400MHz w/1M cache $2,836 $2,836 unch 400MHz w/512k cache $1,124 $1,124 unch Pentium II Mobile Processor - Mini-cartridge 266MHz w/512 cache $444 $444 unch 233MHz w/512 cache $262 $262 unch Pentium Pentium Mobile 266MHz w/MMX $241 $241 unch 233MHz w/MMX $134 $134 unch 200MHz w/MMX $95 $95 unch 166MHz w/MMX $95 $95 unch NOTE - Intel said the new prices allowed the company to offer Pentium II chips for all performance price points in the PC market. "Continued strong acceptance of Pentium II processor enables Intel to aggressively ramp these products into higher volume price points," the company said in a statement issued by its European headquarters in Munich.

To: craig crawford who wrote (61287)	7/28/1998 4:43:00 AM
From: Pigboy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Hey craig, << Why does everyone hate Kurlack? He has been RIGHT about INTC. >> I believe Kurlack recently said that he thought Intel was about to test the low 60s. This was right before its run up from 70 to 85, I believe.