Intel removed this easter egg #shorts

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[GryphonSmith-mkdv]

Back when I was a kid, I used to pull the stickers off computers and be amazed

[MarshallZPie]

At that massive scale, I feel like Intel can get or make the holographic stickers for WAY less than $0.34

[kobey]

There’s absolutely no way intel is paying 34 cents for a sticker

[Cornpopsabaddude]

When I was a kid, I used to think that the sticker was part of the laptop and would break it if I removed it.

[Aditya-wglp]

if you’re buying 500m stickers, it won’t be .34 per sticker

[minnow]

It’s rare to see a comment section where people actually use their head

[JALC-x]

I can assure you they were not spending $170m on a cute little feature

[BunkerSquirrel]

Just charge us $.34 cents. If I’m already paying $400 for a cpu I want my god damn holographic sticker!

[ceneblock]

I assure you they got their stickers for significantly cheaper.

It was probably closer to 3.4 cents than 34.

My guess is that it was discontinued because they did market research and found people didn't care enough about it (even though I agree that it's pretty cool) and that was used to justify the cost savings.

[High_Key]

I’m fairly certain that when you’re bulk ordering 500m stickers, you’re getting them for WAY less than .34¢ a piece. And considering the shape and size of the sticker, more individual pieces can fit in a single printed sheet. So can’t imagine it’s $170m/year or even remotely close to that spent on just stickers

[DutchFurnace]

I like how everyone is discussing the price of the stickers while the real problem in the math lays with by how most of the cpu's getting sold are per tray rather than per box.

[bigmamapissoverlord]

I used to rip these off school computers thinking it would make something in them stop working 💀

[aptransit]

I remember pulling those off of the school laptops and seeing that

[HyeL]

Your calculation is complete wrong, because the sticker is only in the retail box, but the large majority of CPU sales are OEM trays.

[RobloxianX]

Intel 4th Gen stickers bring back so much nostalgia

[vergil]

Man, this video made me realize that there’s different types and experiences of nostalgia

[Oatie]

I took like 30 of these off the computers in the computer lab and covered the inside of my clear phone case in high school. It was sick.

[zaidlacksalastname]

Most are actually laptop and prebuilt sales though so I doubt they're saving that much. Just on desktop CPU sales.
Plus, intel aren't buying them in the tens of thousands, they'd be getting them in millions, so it's probably cheaper. We can all multiply too, they're not just dumb. It's just skimming unnecessary fat off their operating cost.

[tekature]

no one talking about the fact that he’s casually using his pc as a whiteboard

[nolanmythbuster]

Damn, this is the new "X airlines saved $40k by taking out the olives in their flight meals"