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rhyde@cs.ucr.edu" said:And, as history almost *always* indicates, Intel will win. EMT was an
abhorration.
Tim Roberts said:I was amused by "abhorration", which seems like it should be a word, but
unfortunately is not. The word you were reaching for is "aberration".
Tim Roberts said:I'm not so sure that's true. Sooner or later, every monopoly gets toppled,
and AMD has made some very surprising progress in the battle against Intel.
Do they have enough of a foothold to stay? I'm not sure, but I don't think
they're through yet.
I was amused by "abhorration", which seems like it should be a word, but
unfortunately is not. The word you were reaching for is "aberration".
In alt.comp.hardware.amd.x86-64 Tim Roberts said:I'm not so sure that's true. Sooner or later, every monopoly gets toppled,
and AMD has made some very surprising progress in the battle against Intel.
Do they have enough of a foothold to stay? I'm not sure, but I don't think
they're through yet.
I was amused by "abhorration", which seems like it should be a word, but
unfortunately is not. The word you were reaching for is "aberration".
Tim said:I was amused by "abhorration", which seems like it should be a word, but
unfortunately is not.
Randy said:And, as history almost *always* indicates, Intel will win.
EMT was an abhorration.
I'm not so sure that's true. Sooner or later, every monopoly gets toppled,