AMD Plans Simultaneous Desktop and Mobile Chip Releases
wh173b0y writes "Tom's Hardware reports that AMD is planning to release both it's dual-core desktop and mobile chips at the same time. This news comes after AMD, who have been fairly quiet since the release of the Athlon FX-55, came up shorter than intel on the release dates for it's dual-core processors. Intel on the other hand has been busy planning more than a dozen different chips to release as well as pressing its software designers to embrace its 64-bit architecture."
Two cores at the same time.
If they understood marketing, they'd be Intel.
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
How does the chip know which mode to run in? Probably a jumper.
I wonder how one sclaes a chip through several years? ;)
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And AMD have a similar number.
- Faster Semprons
- Faster Athlon 64s
- Faster Athlon FXs
- Faster Athlon 64Ms
- Faster Opterons
- New Dual Core Opterons
- New Dual Core Athlon 64s
- New Dual Core Athlon 64Ms
- Upcoming 65nm Opterons (both single and dual core)
- Upcoming 65nm Athlon 64s (single, dual, FX)
And there are probably plans for Quad-core Opterons, etc, at 65nm, and so on.
You better keep your pants on; otherwise you could end up with a nasty burn.
Make 5 and make them right: 1) Super low power notebook; 2) performance notebook; 3) main-stream desktop; 4) enthusiast-gamer desktop; 5) Hardcore teraflops.
Isn't that what they already got?
1. Pentium M
2. Pentium 4M
3. Pentium 4
4. Pentium 4EE
5. Itanium??
Oh wait, you said make them RIGHT. Nevermind.
Step 1: Buy laptop
Step 2: Unpack laptop
Step 3: Plug laptop power adapter into laptop
Step 4: Plug laptop power adpater into laptop
Step 5: Plug monitor into laptop
Step 6: Plug USB Keyboard into laptop
Step 7: Plug USB Mouse into laptop
Step 8: Turn laptop on
Step 9: ???
Step 10: Profit
Seems simple to me.
"If Dell shiped AMD procs.. Intel would die overnight. "
This is what makes Slashdot fun to read.
Hilarius conclusions from uninformed people.