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A recent report by HKEPC shows that Intel will be cutting the prices of certain key SKUs to make them and the price-point they're targeting, more competitive. For instance, until now available for over US $500, and replaced by the Core i7 960, the Core i7 950 (LGA1366, 3.06 GHz, quad-core) chip will be placed at the $294 price-point, displacing the Core i7 930 2.80 GHz chip.
With the value segment, the socket LGA1156 Core i3 500 series chips will have a new SKU, the Core i3 560. This dual-core chip is clocked at 3.33 GHz, and priced at $138. Intel has recently released its new $200 LGA1156 quad-core chip, the Core i5 760 2.80 GHz. The new pricing will be effective from August 29.
More about Intel's pricing and road map till Oct,2010 here
.Intel plans to update its Arrandale-based P4500 Celeron in Q4 with P4600 and we’ve already wrote about it here.
The new Celeron P4600 will work at 2.0GHz and it replaces already existing P4500 clocked at 1.86GHz, also Arrandale 32nm based. The new Celeron T3300 is not that exciting and will work at 2.0GHz, while the existing T3100 works at 1.9GHz. The T3300 should launch in Q3 2010.
After Celeron T3300 comes T3500 and this should take place in Q4 2010 and this “new†Montevina plus CPU will now work at 2.10GHz, has two cores and two threads, FSB 800MHz, 1MB and they are all 35W CPUs.
All these Penryn based Celerons will lend in some cheap machines powering Montevina Plus platform while the P4500 and P4600 dual core Celeron will power Calpella based machines
Some more news about new low end mobile celeron proccies.
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