...every single US household would have to spend all of its income buying nothing but music for over 13 years in order to arrive at what the music industry has deemed a reasonable settlement.
Battery Eater Pro taxes the CPU and GPU blocks slightly and continuously. It doesn't peg anything just keeps the machine working moderately and not idle. It's a little more strenuous than web browsing but not much more.
I don't think that was the intent of the statement. Read it again. The Hummingbird chip can't compete versus Snapdragon when it's tied down by Android 2.1... that was the point.
Exactly, it's all how the two companies market their architecture is all, that and branding. Technically speaking, AMD does more in less silicon area but also has to run at higher clock speeds to do so. The power draw is about comparable between similar price/performance ratios from each camp.
Flamebait article? Hello? This piece actually takes time to look at the system configs, dollars and cents. This article is quite the antithesis of flamebait. Please read before judging.
True, maybe not Macbooks with Zacate, unless Apple wants something cheaper and lighter. And these parts aren't that far off from CULV Core 2 chips actually.
While it's impressive to see how well the new GeForce does against AMD's latest 5870 and 6870 cards, word is AMD has another top end GPU set to release this quarter. Should get interesting!
No, actually the Fusion-io ioXtreme card that was tested runs for about $899 but it's still crazy more expensive. The 240GB RevoDrive X2 is $620 or so, about as expensive as a standard 256GB SSD, or even a little less.
240GB model offers up to 740MB/sec max read throughput and 720MB/sec maximum write throughput. Of course, blazing fast SSD technology like this also comes at a premium, as you'd expect.