A part of Intel's legacy market segment is comprised of the Pentium E5000 series and the slowest of them is E5500. This is a 2.8GHz socket 775 dual core CPU and this is exactly the place where Sandy Bridge cheapest iteration plans to surface.
Intel plans to launch one more Wolfdale-based Pentium, the E5700 in early Q4 2010 and after that, this market segment gets its Sandy Bridge CPU. The slowest and cheapest sandy bridge, again dual core should cost $79.99, which is the usual price for this market segment.
http://www.fudzilla.com/processors/p...dge-to-cost-78
Cheapest Intel Sandy Bridge CPU to cost $78
18th August 2010, 19:10
Cheapest Intel Sandy Bridge CPU to cost $78 
