Intel to cut Dothan CPU prices on October 17
Intel plans to cut prices for its Dothan-based 400MHz FSB Pentium M lineup on October 17, which should help boost notebook shipments from Taiwan makers 20-30 percent sequentially in the fourth quarter, according to sources at the makers.
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