AMD has been on the sidelines of the netbook chip market. And with no competition, Intel is quite happy to keep the Atom performance about a decade out of date. Anyone who thinks we don’t need AMD, can point to this example of once again Intel resting on its laurels when no one else is [...]
Continue reading...12. September 2009 | by Jonas
This must be the day for unusual hardware. Chinese manufacturer Lightcomm decided to dig up AMD’s Geode processor and plop it into a netbook. Don’t remember this one? This was designed to be used in low cost notebooks, was introduced in 2002, and had little success. Still, the part they chose, the LX 800 which [...]
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3. May 2010 | by Jonas
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