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    Intel gets official with new Core i7, mobile chips

    Discussion in 'Gateway and eMachines' started by Evil Claw, Jun 4, 2009.

  1. Evil Claw

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    Yeah, cant wait for 32n and 28n cores. Exciting.
     
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    And meanwhile, the T9900 and P9700 price drops. :D
     
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    Can't find P9700 on ebay anymore. For a while they had the engineering samples of the P9800.

    I have a friend who is planning on dropping some serious cash on a Sager with a Core i7, can't wait to see that.
     
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