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Intel freeze notebook CPU prices until June; Calpella delayed
Intel freeze notebook CPU prices until June; Calpella delayed
After the recent cost juggling between AMD and Intel, you’d expect Intel to continue the pressure with some more price-cuts and maybe even a new CPU or two. However according to the latest market reports , the company has in fact told manufacturing partners not to expect any further ...
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Intel puts the freeze on notebook prices, ponders Calpella delay
Engadget — ... the report is correct, the company will start reducing the price of some notebook CPUs (including the Core 2 Duo T9600) by 13-40% in June, adjusting the launch schedule of its Calpella platform "based on its partners' inventory status and market demand." You know what that means -- no new processor, and no price cuts, not until manufacturers get rid of their current inventory. And it looks like Intel means it. Now go clean up your room or you won't get any dessert. [Via SlashGear] Filed under: Laptops Intel puts the freeze on notebook prices, ...

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