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To: TREND1 who wrote (454)	12/3/2008 10:35:34 AM
From: greg s	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 604

Larry, Intel Anti Theft is the beginning of subsumation (remember how the 'Voids derided that assertion years ago?) This is just the beginning. Also, note the news of Intel entering into a joint venture with Hitachi Global Storage Technologies to make solid-state drives for business computers: "The move highlights an industry-wide push toward solid-state drives, which are more expensive than the more commonly used hard-disk drives, but are also considered more energy-efficient and stable." (Again, I was derided years ago to assert that SSD would become value-competitive with mechanical drives): marketwatch.com I spent most of my professional life at Intel and a good part of that working in computer security. My amusement at the 'Voids is boundless!