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Originally posted by chithanh View PostIntel has to my knowledge never produced any mobile SoC with FOSS drivers.
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Originally posted by chuckula View PostAnyway, since Windows can run on AMD hardware, and since unlike Intel AMD's contributions to the Linux Kernel are pretty much negligible, it would be a great thing for AMD to go out of business tomorrow since that means nobody will ever run Windows on future AMD hardware.
and without competition intel will charge even more outragous prices than atm.
i was wandering how long intel will continue doing tizen since it obviously has no place at low end
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Well, that's terrible. Ever since Intel started using normal Intel graphics on the tablet parts, they were the best option for having a truly open (at least in the bootloader sense), well-performing tablet for work purposes. ARM just doesn't cut it with locked bootloaders and non-mainline drivers, as well as the general lack of productivity tools.
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Originally posted by chuckula View PostYeah, maybe you should leave instead. I've been using Linux a lot longer than you*
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Originally posted by schmidtbag View PostWow, Intel finally realized their place in the market. Did hell just freeze over? It wouldn't surprise me if some of those thousands of job cuts they made are related to this.
But seriously, I'm so sick of Intel trying to tap into everything that involves a processor, no matter how little money they will get from it. They just can't stand the idea that there are processor markets that they don't have a name in. I worry for companies like ARM and Atmel, but at least this news helps ease the problem a little bit. ARM is really starting to make something of itself and I'm glad to see the progress they've made in the past 5 years, and I'm glad they're actually doing well enough to make Intel back off.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postyour logic is flawed here. amd's marketshare is low, so windows will happily run on intels.
and without competition intel will charge even more outragous prices than atm.
i was wandering how long intel will continue doing tizen since it obviously has no place at low end
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