Apparently AMD isn't the only one with bugs that has a big impact on the market. According to sources at Lenovo, Intel's T9500, T9300, T8300, and T8100 processors will be delayed due to a serious bug. The sources states that there is a problem with one of the temperature sensors, which will limit supply throughout February. Intel has not commented on the original article, but it seems that the new Penryn models will need a few more weeks before they are ready to hit the market. Nothing major, but shows that bugs are from uncommon and to be expected with new processors.
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