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Monica Chen and Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES
Wednesday 6 June 2007
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Posted on Jun 9, 10:36
For a consumer ready to buy it only makes sense to compare products that are available at that time. Compare with future products when you have data worth looking at, and when you're willing to postpone a purchase.Posted on Jun 8, 05:02
How can AMD compare their new processor to something that is not on the market yet? DUH!Posted on Jun 8, 01:30
What a hypocritical comment from Intel. Granted it happens on both fronts. What did they compare the Conroe to when it came out? The old AMD64 architecture. They sound threatened by AMD.Posted on Jun 8, 00:23
I thought Barcelona was to be released to compete with Conroe but its just late so it really should be compared to C2D.