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Intel Says They Have a Sufficient Core 2 Duo 'Conroe' Processors Supply
Intel intends to strengthen its relationship with channel players by not only quoting the same desktop CPU prices to OEM and channel players, but it has also promised to supply sufficient Core 2 Duo processors to the channel market when the processors come out in July, according to sources in the channel market. Intel is looking to gain back merket share from AMD and if this Conroe launch goes well they just might do that.
ntel used to provide larger-quantity orders and rebates to OEMs, with the price gap ranging from 10% to 30% between its price offerings to OEM and channel players, indicated the sources. As reported on May 26, Taiwan makers have been informed by Intel that the chip giant will give the same quotes to OEMs and channel companies, as well as the same quantity of orders, after upcoming price reductions on July 23. In addition, the new CPU prices that Intel is going to publish on July 23 will still have a price gap of up to US$6 between prices offered to OEMs and the channel, stated the makers
Posted by | Fri, Jun 23, 2006 - 08:06 AM
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