To change the subject----latest PR by AMD big shot proclaims bad times ahead for AMD---
will not have active production of consumer lower-scale sized logic chips, until latter 2015-2016. Price cutting ahead, to keep AMD competitive? The trend is away from big box computers . . . to mobile computer devices. Does that mean we are in for rocky stocky?
I had been foreseeing AMD stock price rising into end of year holiday sales . . . hmm.
Lets see what effect this 'news' has on AMD stock price.
Also, will MSFT Xbox One sales continue to expand or fail?
Japan very light sales, but China market beckons (China may buy USA MSFT [made-in-China], over Japanese owned PS4. Either way, AMD chips are used in both gaming devices.
Imagine 4-D printed dwelling or product . . . that gets reprogramned by accident (e.g. static random numbers created from cat fur charge). Oh . . . ---- . . . how do we get out now?!! The door disappeared. Pray your innovative 4-D dwelling has only ROM.
IF . . . the world economy keeps 'improving' by counter-poising currency devaluations and off-books accounting . . . which chip maker stands to gain the ever growing switch to poverty gaming devices (read enhanced cell phones)? AMD talked about going more into solid state hard drives, might that be best way to 'economize' and offer add-on gaming upgrading to low-cost cell phone models? Think of resident task specific chip sets nested within such SSD add-ons. Or, might 'the cloud' dominate, as way to create virtual memory effects?
Further question: does TLSA use AMD processor chips in its computer-controlled Li-ion batteries? The TSLA battery , of course, is made in Japan (Pan-Sonic).
That NV Giga Battery Factory . . . would AMD gets some orders?
