AMD Sees Little Future in Ultrabooks

[captaincharisma]

Apple is waiting for intel to release the ultrabooks vs the Mac Air.....Another Patent war on the way !

yea. apple would be dumb enough to sue its CPU supplier 😀

 

[sync_nine]

[citation][nom]captaincharisma[/nom]yea. apple would be dumb enough to sue its CPU supplier[/citation]
Apple buys Its A5 cpu for the ipad from Samsung, and it recent sued Samsung for the galaxy tab looking like the ipad. Irony?

 

[Guest]

@sync_nine

the big difference being that anyone with the correct licensing with ARM can make an A5, no one absolutely no one is allowed to make an Intel chip, but then again i dont think Macs sell that much that would over-saturate AMD supply line.......

 

[eddieroolz]

AMD can make its prediction a reality if it works with OEMs to further refine the designs of laptops. Otherwise, ultrabooks do have a future.

 

[bustapr]

any laptop over $600 will have a hard time in the market, especially if it is a big netbook at triple the price.
[citation][nom]captaincharisma[/nom]yea. apple would be dumb enough to sue its CPU supplier[/citation]
Have you not been up to date in the Apple vs Samsung war?

 

[captaincharisma]

any laptop over $600 will have a hard time in the market, especially if it is a big netbook at triple the price.

Have you not been up to date in the Apple vs Samsung war?

i guess you people cannot comprehend saracsm

 

[jdwii]

Who would want one anyways i mean the hardware is so much money for what you get and they run hot

 

[mkrijt]

[citation][nom][/nom]AMD Sees Little Future in Ultrabooks[/citation]
Of course... Mainly because ultrabooks are a Intel concept and run on, well, Intel. So it would be a bit weird if AMD would say that utrabook rock...

 

[BlacKHawK3]

I think a Llano-based ultra-thin for a price competitive in the corprate market would sell very well; I have yet to use the optical drive in my work laptop ONCE and a mid-range quad would run circles around my 2GHz C2D. And SSDs all the way, a lot of users only need 32 or 64 GB on the corporate machine anyway