In the wake of Nvidia's dramatic analyst day, AMD chimes in
Date: April 19, 2008
Time: 1:24:16
Hosted by Jordan Drake
Co-Hosts: Scott Wasson, Cyril Kowaliski, Geoff Gasior
Guests: Pat Moorhead
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Tech Topic: The future of the desktop
Pat Moorhead: The balance of the CPU and GPU (0:03:32)
Pat Moorhead: Is the PC becoming commoditized? (0:15:42)
Pat Moorhead: Do low end PC’s hurt innovation on the high end? (0:20:08)
Pat Moorhead: Where is the APU going – why is Fusion starting on the low end? (0:29:30)
Pat Moorhead: What kind of tech toys does an AMD VP get to play with? (0:39:39)
Editor discussion: Nvidia’s analyst conference (0:44:26)- Read more
Editor discussion: Does Intel really lead the world in graphics? (1:01:55)
Editor discussion: Does Nvidia have a new chip coming? (1:06:18)
Editor discussion: The war inside the computer (1:09:06)
Editor discussion: What’s coming up on the website this week? (1:20:09)
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