All that AMD is left with is spinning the numbers

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While I concur with your observation

on the earlier performance of AMD, it's inevitable that eventually they would fall from the top. But I think this is only a short term issue (1-2 years) and that eventually the company will (I really hope so) find it's roots and again return to the top.

This behavior is common for many companies that enjoy moments in the limelight. And even for some people. They get big because of quality products, high moral values and top grade business ethics, only to fall from grace due to greed and unscrupulous investors demanding more profit at any cost. This is the result of such behavior and while deplorable... seemingly common throughout large American corporations.

AMD is still small enough that they might be able to reverse there current trend and fix the damage done. One can only hope. Either way though I am a happy AMD customer, my AMD Athlon AM2 3800+ dual core hums right along doing what I demand of it with nary a gripe. And at a price I found to be acceptable.

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