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mas

09/29/09 8:13 AM

#83676 RE: RobertG #83675

Think more image than brand.
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Saturn V

09/29/09 9:51 AM

#83677 RE: RobertG #83675

People are completely indifferent towards Intel as a brand

I beg to disagree strongly. If you are correct, then why is AMD always forced to undercut Intel on price. AMD has always sold its products by providing greater value to the end user. Even when Intel fumbled on the Prescott, and AMD offerings were superior,AMD provided better cost performance even though AMD was capacity constrained.
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chipguy

09/29/09 9:56 AM

#83678 RE: RobertG #83675

People are completely indifferent towards Intel as a brand

People who analyze global brand recognition and value disagree
with you. In a recent Businessweek article Intel was ranked 7th
most valuable brand in the world.
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The Duke of URL

09/29/09 10:56 AM

#83680 RE: RobertG #83675

Dead wrong. (I do not wish to seem indelicate, here)

The awareness of "Intel" has grown along with the awareness of the chip, and today is associated with "technology leadership," "quality" and "reliability."

You can credit this to the Intel Inside® Program, which launched in 1991. The program represented the first time a PC component manufacturer successfully communicated directly to computer buyers. Today, the Intel Inside® Program is one of the world's largest co-operative marketing programs, supported by thousands of PC makers who are licensed to use the Intel Inside® logos. The Intel brand is one of the top ten known-brands in the world, in a class with Coke*, Disney* and McDonalds*, according to various rankings.

http://www.intel.com/pressroom/intel_inside.htm