by Anna Filatova
06/13/2002 | 12:49 PM
It has already become a good tradition that Intel reduces the processor prices in the beginning of every week. This week, on Monday, Intel reduced the price of Mobile Celeron (0.13micron). To be more exact, the price drop touched upon only two models: 1.2GHz model, which used to sell at $134, now costs 28% less, i.e. $96. The second one working at 1.13GHz and selling at $96 has been cheapened by 17% down to $80. The prices of other Mobile Celeron processors remained unchanged.