Prices, however, weren't reduced on Intel's Xeon commodity-server CPUs nor on its $999 "extreme edition" version of the Pentium 4. And, with the exception of several mobile Pentium 4 devices, prices on most mobile processors weren't touched.
Intel's Dallman says the company's mobile processor products "may experience their own price and compensation changes later this year."
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