Just a quick post to let you know that I’m currently a guest on Microsoft’s Windows blog. Please have a read and let me know what you think. As always, your comments are vital to the discussion.
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#1 by asH - July 29th, 2009 at 21:04
I found this article on The Register website today…
as I stated in an earlier comment- Intel cant afford an AMD win this Q…I’m starting to get the feeling Intel’s going to be late to the dance.
Windows 7 finds home at Intel
By Rik Myslewski in San Francisco
Posted in Operating Systems, 29th July 2009 23:56 GMT
Good news for Microsoft: Intel is looking forward to installing Windows 7 on the computers of its own employees.
Intel was arguably the most visible corporation that decided to skip Vista. And it was by no means lonely in its decision.
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#2 by asH - July 30th, 2009 at 19:53
From The Register-”Microsoft ultra-thins to ‘out cool’ netbooks, Apple”
Ballmer(Microsoft)
“When a customer says we want a netbook with bigger screen we will say here’s an ultra thin,” Ballmer said. “We want people to be able to get the advantages of light weight performance and be able to spend more money with us and Intel and Dell and HP and others.”
WOW Intel first; I guess AMD is the others
#3 by asH - July 31st, 2009 at 23:56
you guys are like communists..why dont you print my stuff?
here’s a good idea that will earn your respect and put AMD in a league of its own.
build a revolutionary linux chip-desktop, laptop, network…that will fix’um
asH
print my stuff…
please
#4 by Nigel Dessau - August 17th, 2009 at 09:20
looks like your stuff is all over my blog! If you are going to call me a communist – least you could do is use your real name.
#5 by Mike - October 2nd, 2009 at 05:57
As a consumer i’ve learned not to buy a fresh, out of the gate product. No matter who makes the technology. It seems meeting Quarter expectations is more favorable than getting it right the first time out of the gate. Let the consumer find the bugs.
But as a shareholder…..keep up the good work ;>)