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To: TimF who wrote (73984)3/7/2002 10:25:43 PM
From: TimFRespond to of 275872
 
"In response to the recent rumors, VIA replied only that it has been in contact with some international graphics chipmakers.

In response to a recent rumor that it is planning to acquire the graphics chip division of STMicroelectronics (ST), chipset designer VIA Technologies on March 5 only confirmed that it has indeed been in contact with some international graphics chip companies, but refused to comment further on the progress of the plan, and more importantly, the identity of the candidates.

VIA said that its graphics chip acquisition, S3, may have leading advantages in the notebook sector, but to strengthen its desktop graphics chip product lines it has started reaching out to some graphics chip designers for possible cooperation. The company further noted that acquisition is not necessarily the only way to obtain related technology. "

aceshardware.com



To: TimF who wrote (73984)3/7/2002 10:36:07 PM
From: steve harrisRespond to of 275872
 
LOL, twfowler,

re:Pentium 4M shows poor performance
theinquirer.net

"Desknotes", Pentium III-Ms do well

By Mike Magee, 07/03/2002 09:23:26 BST

THE VAUNTED 43% performance boost that Pentium
4 mobile chips are supposed to give over Pentium
III-Ms might only apply if you're Photoshopping or
Dreamweaving away, a report from ZD Net UK has
warned.


Any chance I can get on theinquirer payroll?

Message 17152425

Good story Mike.

Make it so,
Mysef