O Tomshardware, they also have a comparison, it's pretty good. From what I read it doesn't seem like this chip is really anything special. I guess I'll just wait until 3GHz before really getting exited;).
Why does it seems like this is just an example of other companies doing things to spite MS? Other than talk, I haven't seen any real advantages to this. Won't having just one password make it that much easier for hackers? If Liberty Alliance is so good, then why is AOL still developing it's own system? Why are there more questions than.. well you get the idea. When someone can show how such a set up can be easy and safe, I'll buy in to it. Until than it is just another "promising tech".
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O Tomshardware, they also have a comparison, it's pretty good. From what I read it doesn't seem like this chip is really anything special. I guess I'll just wait until 3GHz before really getting exited ;).
Why does it seems like this is just an example of other companies doing things to spite MS? Other than talk, I haven't seen any real advantages to this. Won't having just one password make it that much easier for hackers? If Liberty Alliance is so good, then why is AOL still developing it's own system? Why are there more questions than.. well you get the idea. When someone can show how such a set up can be easy and safe, I'll buy in to it. Until than it is just another "promising tech".