A month or so ago, in launching its ‘Vision' consumer notebook strategy, chip maker AMD finally conceded that it was futile trying to compete head-to-head with Intel on what it calls "speeds and feeds".
Furthermore, AMD reckons your average consumer isn't even that bothered about gigahertz and megabytes anymore, and is more concerned with how PCs look and how they can be used for entertainment. In other words: typical CE buying behaviour.
Interview with AMD's Leslie Sobon at Hexus
Posted on Saturday, October 17 2009 @ 0:46 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck