Computex 2007: Intel planning to enter discrete graphics card market in 2008

"Dr. Richard Cranium" <dracman@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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> > Ricky Morris, DIGITIMES, Taipei [Thursday 7 June 2007]
> "Many of the card makers feel that the entrance of Intel into the market
> will increase competition and will spur AMD and Nvidia to be more
> aggressive in terms of technology and costs."

> This spur idea along with the drift of this guys "filler" article is not
> based in reality. Of course what part of Taipei is based on reality.
> What ? is he looking IN at the U.S.?
Racist ... and non sequitur.

> imho:
> Intel historically: has botched every video card effort they have ever
> attempted.
Edison failed hundreds of times with his light bulb. But he persevered.

Anyway, whatever Intel does not know about this market can be bought. AMD
bought ATI. Intel's response? Wait and see.

> This again as before for Intel - will represent to ATI and NVIDIA a
> stinking
> fly splat on their windshield of fast paced moves along the freeway
> graphics
> card of life.
Brilliantly intuitive

Alfred Einstein wrote:

>> This again as before for Intel - will represent to ATI and NVIDIA a
>> stinking
>> fly splat on their windshield of fast paced moves along the freeway
>> graphics
>> card of life.
>Brilliantly intuitive

Unlike your apparent inability to place a blank line between what is
quoted and your response.

Not to mention your crapware newsreader mangling what you quote.