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AMD releases new prices for socket-754 Semprons

By Wolfgang Gruener

published 3 May 2005

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) yesterday released new prices for its socket 754 Sempron processors, with prices sliding 5-10%. The new prices went into effect on May 2.

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