AI
Wednesday, September 28, 2005 4:47:02 AM
Just got hold of the German PC-Welt 10/2005, page 150 :
Title :
Pentium 4 out
Pentium M in
Commented beside a picture of the P4-Socket : "Using the Asus CT-479 adapter, you can get rid of your power-hungry P4 and replace it with a Pentium M."
The adapter costs ca. 40 Euros.
So, the poor customer has already bought a P4-Mobo, and a P4-cpu.
If he wants to reduce energy consumption and noise, he pays another 40 Euros for an adapter and then a pricy Pentium M CPU.
Is this the state of the art technology I ask ?
Maybe the highly paid Intel management should spend more on CPU-design rather than Advert-Design !
BTW:
Don't give me "RoadMaps" again !
They change almost every time AMD launches a new CPU batch !
Title :
Pentium 4 out
Pentium M in
Commented beside a picture of the P4-Socket : "Using the Asus CT-479 adapter, you can get rid of your power-hungry P4 and replace it with a Pentium M."
The adapter costs ca. 40 Euros.
So, the poor customer has already bought a P4-Mobo, and a P4-cpu.
If he wants to reduce energy consumption and noise, he pays another 40 Euros for an adapter and then a pricy Pentium M CPU.
Is this the state of the art technology I ask ?
Maybe the highly paid Intel management should spend more on CPU-design rather than Advert-Design !
BTW:
Don't give me "RoadMaps" again !
They change almost every time AMD launches a new CPU batch !
Phil
