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    Intel 64-bit Merom prices revealed

    Posted on Monday, May 29 2006 @ 19:36:44 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    The prices of Intel's Merom processors have been unveiled. These 64-bit processors will be launched in August, here are the pricing details:
    Of the Merom lineup, the T7600 will feature a 2.33GHz core speed and will be priced at over US$600. The 2GHz T7200 and 2.16GHz T7400 will be priced at US$294 and US$423, respectively, close to the 2GHz T2500 and 2.16GHz T2600 (codenamed Yonah).

    In addition, Intel plans to introduce the Celeron M 440 and M 450, with respective core speeds of 1.86GHz and 2GHz, later this year, the sources indicated. The chip giant will also reduce prices for the existing Celeron M 420 and M 430 to as low as US$86, with the price-cut strategy improving the company's competitiveness in the entry-level segment, according to the sources. >/i>
    More info over at DigiTimes.


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