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I haven't ever seen a company blow its own horn quite so much as this, besides Microsoft. And it's been years since Microsoft has done it to this extent.
Many of the decisions they refer to were made so Dell wouldn't be left holding a proprietary bag.
For instance:
"Next time to you talk to Pat (Gelsinger, head of Intel's server group and its former CTO), ask him where the demand for 64-bit memory extensions (to x86 chips) came from," Kettler said.
Um, how about AMD?
Since when did a Dell press release become a news article? - Posted by: dragontiger Posted on: 04/10/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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