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The current price for the Core i3, i5, and i7

June 24, 2018 by Devin Jones

The current price for the Core i3, i5, and i7 is $499.99, while the Core i5 can ship as $599.99.

The Core i7 could be $1,199.99, but that's because the Core i5 can ship as $1,249.99. The Core i7 also can ship as $1,499, but that's in line with prices for the Core i5.

The Core i5 could be $499.99, but that's because the Core i5 can ship as $1,499.99. The Core i7 could be $1,499.99, but that's because the Core i5 and i7 can be the same price.

The Core i5, i9, and i7 could be $699.99 and $1,499, respectively. That's not really an unreasonable price for it. The Core i5 and i9 are the same price, and it's hard to get any higher, so you could potentially save a bit of money if you use a 2-in-1 with one-in-2s.

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