Pushing dual-core PCs beyond the desktop

Intel should fund innovative CE vendors: Relying on stodgy companies like Dell or HP to come up with anything 'cool' around dual core (or single core) is a hopeless expectation. Maybe Sony can do something interesting but they are hopelessly proprietary like Apple.

Intel should seed small companies like Shuttle or new consumer electronic (CE) companies to deliver available Intel technology that allow for small , cool, portable devices.

Small and portable is it and intel's capital investment arm can make it happen.; Posted by: Prognosticator Posted on: 05/27/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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