I bet this guy uses a cell phone. Also the campus is probably surrounded by towers. These things are just as "dangerous" as WIFI. Not that there has ever been evidence to suggest that properly installed and used cellular technologies would cause problems anyway, but it is the same line of thought.
I miss the days when a processor name included the speed of the processor. It is possible that intel is losing market share because AMD (and Intel to a certain extent) don't show their speeds in the names and so it harder to compare systems. I know that AMD gives you more for less Ghz, but not everyone knows that and Intel has a preceived advantage in speed they can't fully exploit.
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I bet this guy uses a cell phone. Also the campus is probably surrounded by towers. These things are just as "dangerous" as WIFI. Not that there has ever been evidence to suggest that properly installed and used cellular technologies would cause problems anyway, but it is the same line of thought.
I miss the days when a processor name included the speed of the processor. It is possible that intel is losing market share because AMD (and Intel to a certain extent) don't show their speeds in the names and so it harder to compare systems. I know that AMD gives you more for less Ghz, but not everyone knows that and Intel has a preceived advantage in speed they can't fully exploit.