PC vendors and manufacturers are reportedly expressing their concerns about Intel's ultrabook concept and the supposed sub-$1000 price range. The problem, it seems, is that Intel is asking too much for its processors, forcing them to either choose “underpowered” chips or reduce the component specifications to meet the price goal. According to several reports from DigiTimes, Acer Taiwan president Scott Lin and Compal Electronics president Ray Chen are both asking Intel to provide a subsidy over its CPU prices.
2DayBlog.com, Manufacturers: Intel urged to drop CPU price to meet ultrabook goal
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