Article: AMD's Mobile Strategy
By: Doug Siebert (foo.delete@this.bar.bar), December 31, 2011 12:07 pm
Room: Moderated Discussions
Bill Henkel (noemail@yahoo.com) on 12/30/11 wrote:
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>There must be some people that need more CPU performance, otherwise all PC sales in the developed world would stop.
There must be some people who need faster cars, otherwise all car sales in the developed world would stop.
I would suggest that the large majority of new PCs are purchased for other reasons than that there is a real need for more CPU performance. If Intel announced tomorrow that it had reached the limit of Moore's Law, and could not make future generations of CPUs any faster than the current generation, I doubt it would have all that large of an effect of PC sales.
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>There must be some people that need more CPU performance, otherwise all PC sales in the developed world would stop.
There must be some people who need faster cars, otherwise all car sales in the developed world would stop.
I would suggest that the large majority of new PCs are purchased for other reasons than that there is a real need for more CPU performance. If Intel announced tomorrow that it had reached the limit of Moore's Law, and could not make future generations of CPUs any faster than the current generation, I doubt it would have all that large of an effect of PC sales.
