As we know, the expansion of Haswell processors in the desktop segment will be slower compared to Ivy Bridge: shipments of Intel Core fourth generation in the second half this year will be about a third less than in relation to the same period a year earlier .
So, at the end of 2013 the share of Ivy Bridge in the structure of Intel desktop processors supply will account for 80%, while Haswell will get about 19%, Samdy Bridge processors at this time will be completely phased out. Associate notes that Ivy Bridge will retain its popularity due to lower prices, which will follow the release of their successors. In addition, the relatively late entry of Haswell processor entry-level and associated chipsets (H81, for example) also keep the pace of new solutions diffusion.
Associate has once again confirmed that the initial cost Haswell processors will not be radically different from the current prices for Ivy Bridge. Interestingly, the main demand for processors Core i5 lines and Core i7 - up to 70% of their total sales - accounted for Canada, USA, UK, Germany, Poland, Russia, China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Australia. Related Products :
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