Tualatin to Debut Monday..........

[ToBeMe]

Tualatin is set to debut on monday.......but.......you're gonna have to pay..............

• Intel is expected to launch its first mobile Pentium III processors produced using a 0.13 micron process on 30 July - this coming Monday.
  
  Based on the Tualatin core, the mobile chips will debut at 866MHz, 933MHz, 1.0GHz, 1.06GHz and 1.13GHz and ship as the Pentium III-M. Intel will price the parts at $251, $284, $401, $508 and $637, respectively.
  
  However, a month and a half down the line, on 16 September, their prices will fall to $198, $241, $321, $401 and $508, according to a leaked copy of Intel's pricing plans.
  
  In a similar timeframe, Intel is expected to expand the PIII-M line with a 1.2GHz part at $722. ®

 

[majewski9]

You know what is funny? All of them are a waste of money! A 1.4 Tbird will probaly outperform all of those! The 1.4 is only 160$. Why would some buy a Tulatin?

 

[AMDPwred]

Way overpriced...

 

[majewski9]

I know that they are all mobile processors, but the Athlon4 is probaly a lot better buy. What about P4 notebooks? When are they going to have them?

 

[Boogak]

Those are mobile cpus, usually priced higher than their desktop counterparts. But even if the desktop versions were $100 less than these, I agree, it's still way overpriced. Looks like it'll be AMD from here on out for me.

 

[ST4RCUTTER]

The P4 based notebooks won't be available until the first quarter of 2002, after the .13um die shift.

 

[ToBeMe]

<< What about P4 notebooks? When are they going to have them? >>


According to Intel......Q1-'02

I have to agree that the Athlon 4 seems to be a better buy at this point anyway! I ahve seen B/M previews though that show the Tualatin to be one heck of an O/C'er with some amazing B/M numbers! Can't wait to find out how true those numbers are though...........