CCI defined the relevant market as market for 'Boxed Micro-processors for Desktop PCs in the territory of India" and "the market for Boxed Micro-processors for Laptop PCs in the territory of India'. On the issue of dominance, CCI relied on precedents and latest publically available reports on Intel's market shares in the relevant market. After analyzing the amended warranty policy, CCI observed that differentiated warranty policy of Intel limits the choice of consumers and also has the potential to lead to denial of market access to the parallel importers and resellers of Intel 'Boxed Micro-processors' in India who are competitors of Intel's Indian authorized distributors ultimately leading to a risk of prevalence of high pricing by Intel's Indian authorized sellers. Accordingly, CCI formed a prima facie view that the amended warranty policy is unfair in nature and violative of Section 4 of the Act.