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To: Cirruslvr who wrote (51101)2/26/1999 5:10:00 PM
From: kash johal  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1575489
 
Cirrulvr,

PII pricing

Posted 26/02/99 9:03pm by Mike Magee at Fab 11 in Albuquerque

Intel ships Pentium III, slashes PII prices

Chip giant Intel formally rolled out its first two members of its Pentium III family today but didn't make a song or dance about it. It did that last week, at the Preview today.

But sources close to Intel US said today that the PIII/550MHz is now expected to ship in May at prices of $750/1000. The PIII/500 costs $696/1000 and the PIII/450 costs $496/1000.

The shipping of the Pentium III has now caused an inevitable drop in PII prices. The PII/450 now costs, the PII/400 $284, the PII/350 $150. The PII/300 now effectively drops off the bottom of the roadmap.

The price of the PII/450 should be contrasted with the price of the new PIII/450. ®




To: Cirruslvr who wrote (51101)2/26/1999 5:43:00 PM
From: Paul Engel  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1575489
 
Cringe-A-Lot - Re: "You don't have any type of point to make, do you???"

Here's a point:

"The best-selling individual PC at retail in January was the Hewlett- Packard 4450, a Celeron 366-based machine with an average selling price of $874. "

That machine was only introduced in January, so we'll see if the momentum carries over into February.

After all, AMD did pre-announce an upcoming LOSS for Q1. There must be a GOOD REASON for that loss.

Paul