Thoroughbred offered for sale on German Web site

First case-less offering

By INQUIRER staff

Mon Jul 08 2002, 12:18

GERMAN KIT FLOGGER Alternate Computerversand is offering AMD Athlon XP 2200+ processors for sale at the price of 309 Euros ($300.78).

AMD introduced the chip -- its first 0.13 micron offering, codenamed Thoroughbred -- on June 10th, when it cost at $241, (247.59 Euros) in 1,000-unit quantities. Back then, it was offered in system boxes from the usual suspects including the New Age P and Fujitsu-Siemens.

This is the first time we've seen the processor offered box-less.

Have a look here. µ

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