Reddit mentions of Intel i7-7800XNew Retail, BX80673I77800XNew Retail

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• Microsoft’s failure to obey a 2004 antitrust order and charge reasonable fees for software licenses saw it fined €899 million four years later.
  
  
• Intel’s lawyer said in 2009 that he was “mystified” on what regulators wanted the company to do to comply with an order to halt anti-competitive rebates for chip sales to computer makers. Intel may finally receive clarity when the EU’s top court rules on its legal challenge to a 1.06 billion euro fine on Sept. 6.
  
  
• Regulators are also expected to levy fines in separate investigations into Google’s Android mobile-phone software -- possibly later this year -- and the AdSense advertising service.
  
  So these great companies that do something new and innovative gets fined. All thanks to some law created by the bureaucrats.
  
  Were customers hurt by the Intel's rebates? I doubt it. Who was really hurt by them? Some company that was unable to charge customers a higher price, and thanks to EU's "antitrust laws", they are now able to do that.
  
  The press release that you sent:
  
  > It denied other companies the chance to compete on the merits and to innovate. And most importantly, it denied European consumers a genuine choice of services and the full benefits of innovation."
  
  How does it deny? How European customers do not have a choice? I know that there are amazon.de, alternate.de, cyberport.de, mindfactory.de and other big European stores and guess where did I find them? In Google. Somehow "evil" Google shopping did not prevent me.
  
  Using this "antitrust law", could we apply the same logic to EU? On the EU membership application, does it advertise other unions, such as CIS, NAFTA, etc? Does Eurozone application advertise Chinese yuan? It does not, because it would be absurd. Just like the Google's case is absurd.
  
  Let's compare American Amazon and German Amazon and see how it works, lets take for example a very new and innovative Intel Core i7-7800X processor.
  
  On American Amazon it costs $375.90 = 315.55 euro.
  
  On German Amazon it costs 355.99 euro.
  
  By some reason, in EU it costs 12% more expensive. So much for a customer benefit?