ASP for dual-core Yonah notebooks drop to less than $1000
Notebook vendors, including Dell, Acer and Hewlett-Packard (HP), have begun cutting prices for Intel Core Duo notebooks that feature the Yonah T2300E CPU, in an attempt to accelerate inventory clearance of Sonoma models prior to the launch of Merom-based systems, according to sources. The average selling price (ASP) of Intel Core Duo notebooks has gone down to less than $1000, indicated the sources.
More here at DigiTimes.
IPTV subscriber base set for explosive growth, says iSuppli
- Witsview: Prices for monitor panels keep rising
- CMO said to give up on 6G LCD production
- Toshiba and Sandisk mark construction start of 300 mm wafer fab for NAND flash in Japan
- Universal Pictures: "DRMs do not stop piracy"
- Satirist Colbert successfully edits Wikipedia entries on Washington, elephants
- Change of venue for Eolas case could mean 'do-over' for Microsoft
- Gateway reports $7.7 million loss for Q2
- Intel Core 2 Duo prices fall well below AMD price/performance curve
- Blackhat 2006: Macbook hacked in a few seconds
IDC: Global handheld market sees tenth quarter of on year decline in Q2
- Intel inventory glut looms large over electronics supply chain
- Merom-based notebooks to support Nvidia SLI
- Could the SEC spoil Apple's upcoming party?
- Artwork morphs to match viewer's mood
- Google warns of malware on websites
- AOL to 'free' up to 5,000 workers in restructuring
- Defcon growing pains - Rush of people delay opening
- Console gamers paying for promotional materials, PC users make faces
- Samsung to unveil 40" backlit LCD TV in September
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
