| Hardware: Intel Stepping Up to Combat AMD's 4x4 |
[Jul. 25th, 2006|01:59 am] |
Hardware: Intel Stepping Up to Combat AMD's 4x4 Posted by Zonk on Thursday July 20, @01:45PM from the chip-fight dept. Grooves writes "Intel has said that the company is stepping up the pace of its Core 2 architecture rollout to compete with AMD's 4x4. Two "quad-core" parts originally slated for release in the first half of 2007, Kentsfield for the desktop and Clovertown for servers, will make their debut as early as the end of this year. The Ars article warns that per-core bandwidth problems could end up giving a performance advantage to AMD's 4x4 approach." |
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| Hardware: Apple Reaches 12% Market Share In U.S. Notebooks |
[Jul. 25th, 2006|01:53 am] |
Hardware: Apple Reaches 12% Market Share In U.S. Notebooks Posted by Zonk on Friday July 21, @10:36AM from the growing-tree dept. bonch writes "Apple's U.S. notebook market share has doubled to 12% after shipping 1.33 million Macs in the quarter. Apple also shipped 8.11 million iPods, topping analyst estimates, for a net income of $472 million. Remember when Apple was dying?" From the article: "The iPod shipments appeared to calm investors worried that growth in that red-hot business was slowing and Apple's results topped what analysts had said was a conservative forecast. Shares of Apple were down some 24 percent since early May. 'Apple looked good,' said Jane Snorek, technology analyst with First American Funds. 'The PC numbers were great, too.'" |
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