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Well, at least they're being honest about the link-up. But it does make
Intel look petty that they're ordering Skype to create a purposefully
crippled version for non-Intel processors.
When Intel calls, Skype listens | CNET News.com
"Intel's Core Duo and Pentium D processors have been designated the
mass conference-calling processor of choice for Skype 2.0, launched
last month. The limit will remain at five callers for PCs using
single-core chips and Advanced Micro Devices' dual-core Athlon 64 chip,
which some tests have shown actually outperforms Intel's dual-core
chip."
http://news.com.com/When+Intel+calls,+Skype+listens/2100-7352_3-6036896.html
Intel look petty that they're ordering Skype to create a purposefully
crippled version for non-Intel processors.
When Intel calls, Skype listens | CNET News.com
"Intel's Core Duo and Pentium D processors have been designated the
mass conference-calling processor of choice for Skype 2.0, launched
last month. The limit will remain at five callers for PCs using
single-core chips and Advanced Micro Devices' dual-core Athlon 64 chip,
which some tests have shown actually outperforms Intel's dual-core
chip."
http://news.com.com/When+Intel+calls,+Skype+listens/2100-7352_3-6036896.html