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Thanks for the free lesson for the chip binning, I am well aware of what it is though. Now my turn: It is called marketing and that is very old to deny its existence. And my previous post had to do only with how the marketing segment of a tech company is using the binned chips to form a customer-friendly image to the customer base. Any objections on that?It's called binning: you will push a chip as far as it can go and you will charge as much as you can in return. Assuming a normal distribution, chips at either end of the scale will naturally be found in lower numbers than the rest.
If you want to attach a conspiracy or a rip-off story, that's simply your option.
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