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AMD readies price cuts for November 11th

No change on multiprocessing front
Thursday, 7 November 2002, 08:43
DEALERS WORLDWIDE are being given the tip and the nod that AMD will make price changes on the 11th of November.

The day before that, Intel will really show everyone what a cut down processor is by launching a 2.2GHz Pentium 4 Celeron at a ridiculously low price which will irritate friends and foes alike.

Prices of AMD parts will stay the same on the XP2200+ and higher speeds -- those that are available, of course.

The prices on the 1700+, the 1800+, the 1900+ and the 2000+ are expected to be small, in the region of $10 to $12.

But under the 2200+ threshold, the Hector Ruiz Effect (HRE) will, err, take effect, with prices being slashed and burned as if they were worn out maize stalks in a field, the INQ understands. µ

See Also
Intel, AMD battle at low end
Intel to introduce 2.2GHz Celeron 10th November, makes price changes

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