Dell confusingly "committed" to AMD

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"Or those strange creatures that use "phones" and "buildings" to buy things."
I lol'ed because it's true.
Is Dell committed to AMD just like Warner Bros was to HD-DVD right before their CES "bomb-dropping" announcement?
Is Dell committed to AMD just like Warner Bros was to HD-DVD right before their CES "bomb-dropping" announcement?
Is Dell committed to AMD just like Warner Bros was to HD-DVD right before their CES "bomb-dropping" announcement?
Is Dell committed to AMD just like Warner Bros was to HD-DVD right before their CES "bomb-dropping" announcement?
Is Dell committed to AMD just like Warner Bros was to HD-DVD right before their CES "bomb-dropping" announcement?
Engadget, fix your comments area please.
The rare Hexapost....
Or give us post edits so we can clean up after it.
...I would like to see the whole codebase ditched for Drupal myself.
Dell make your mind up
Rob found a glitch in the Matrix
I am sure if Dell could make money off a product, they would... (either from direct sells or deals...) They made the right business decision for their business. As a company, who cares about brand loyalty.
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Go Energy Star. It was my single goal in my latest computer. I'd even considered Transmeta.
I personally like the option of buying computers with AMD chips, they always seem a bit cheaper than their comparable Intel counterpart.
Oh well, I hope AMD comes back soon. Intel needs some healthy competition so they don't keep holding out on us with their new technology.
Moore's law depends on it!
My Intel ray tracing CPU depends on it! Damnit... hurry up with that shit.
This will definitely lead them to lose even more market share.