Sales of Intel Core 2 Duo chip seem slow take off

@ 2006/08/29
AT INTEL'S SPRING IDF last March, the chip giant allowed some hardware review sites early access to test its upcoming Conroe processor. Later in July when the NDAs expired a truck load of reviews hit the Net.

What was clear from both events was that Intel had hit gold with its Core 2 Duo processor. Unfortunately, more than a month has passed since the official reviews, and for some, Core 2 Duo chips are still very thin on the ground. When Newegg's top ten seller page was configured to show just processors, eight were from AMD.
Comment from Kougar @ 2006/08/30
Yay, more Inquirer bull! Must not be anything real to write about so they have to go make some crap up out of half/partial truths.

I've watched ZZF, ClubtIT, and even Outpost receive inventory on various models, and flip through all it within a mere hour or two, not even mentioning other stores. ZZF restocked a half dozen times or more for some chips just to get picked clean repeatedly. Today's the first time I've seen them with standing stock of all model Core 2 Duos and the X6800. Anyone want a 3.5ghz Core 2 Duo for $192 shipped?
Comment from Rutar @ 2006/08/30
I think they took off too fast for Intel to catch up.
Comment from FireTech @ 2006/08/30
What a stupid title. They aren't 'slow to take off', they just aren't freely available. A vast technical difference and poor journalism..