RE: Intel Expects Moorestown To Compete In Smartphone Space Early Next Year

AKwyn — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 06:57:46 GMT

[quote user="Chainzsaw"]

True.

That would be quite neat to see ARM in the desktop scene. Would be interesting to have more choices for processors as well.

At the rate technology is going, i'm pretty sure we will get to a point where most technology will pretty much be able to do the same thing (what i mean is that for example, Intel, AMD, ARM, Texas Instruments, will have such powerful chips that no matter what you get it will do well). My point being is that having all these devices similar in terms of performance/power you can have a good choice of what you want to get, and not have to be locked into one certain provider.

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I don't know how it'd work in the desktop market and how powerful it would be comparing it to AMD and Intel. While I do appriciate what ARM processors are doing (we shouldn't forget the fact that Intel used to manufacture ARM processors itself.) I just don't see it being competitive in a desktop market but I will be interested to see what Intel's new mobile processors can do once they reach the tablets.

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RE: Intel Expects Moorestown To Compete In Smartphone Space Early Next Year