More than a decade ago, Intel Corporation apparently manipulated the performance claims of its Pentium 4 processor; the charges brought against the chip manufacturing giant also name Hewlett-Packard as a “conspirator”.
In other words, HP and Intel agreed to hype up the performance of Pentium 4 chips, between November 20, 2000 and June 30, 2002.
So here’s your chance to get $15 dollars total, as long as you don’t/didn’t reside in Illinois at the time, and you bought a Dell/HP PC with a Pentium 4 inside.
You have to fill out a form with your contact information and some details about your purchase. No proof of purchase is necessary.
The web site, IntelPentium4Litigation.com has been set up for this very purpose.
