Re: Don't have to believe me. Just look at AMD's sales. They had been struggling upwards until Late Q205. Then they took off like a scalded cat. What had changed? Well, they got more design wins and Best Buy and Circuit City started to put them on the shelves and they started to appear in the flyers. In prior quarters, not only were AMD machines scarce in those places, but they would often disappear totally towards the end of the quarters. But that all changed.
Nothing changed at AMD. Still had the same product line, so it wasn't like they introduced anything new. What did change was the lawsuit. It could be totally decoupled, but...
That's right, CJ. Nothing changed in the industry. Just Intel's inability to deliver a competitive solution, when everyone believed they would with Prescott, while AMD ramped a successful K8, and then moved to an even more competitive dual core. But no, I guess the lawsuit theory makes more sense. Not.
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
