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Transmeta (TMTA)-The Monster That Could Slay Intel
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96 Studly Work: Talking Transmeta with Linus Torvalds www2.linuxjournal.com click Thomas A Watson-1/24/2000
95 Intel has lacked incentives to promote StrongARM in handhelds. Transmeta may glkj-1/24/2000
94 URLman, We were thinking along the same path. Being able to emulate other inslkj-1/23/2000
93 Stating an opinion on the work product of an individual is not bad mouthing theThomas A Watson-1/23/2000
92 I wouldn't badmouth Microsoft to Bill Fischofer, Thomas.Daniel Schuh-1/23/2000
91 Well said Bill, and adding my 2 cents. Most of the world is used to an applicaThomas A Watson-1/23/2000
90 Your observation is consistent with a talk Dick Sites (the designer of the AlphDennis O'Bell-1/23/2000
89 Re: Competition I agree that all-hardware designs will always give the fastestBill Fischofer-1/23/2000
88 <I>Crusoe will enable Transmeta to "clone" any specialty micropaxp-1/23/2000
87 Every time I see that word 'Transmeta' - My mind immediately goes to --10K a day-1/22/2000
86 Unless I'm missing something obvious, Intel should be shipping a VLIW compuDaniel Schuh-1/22/2000
85 <i>First, Crusoe will enable Transmeta to "clone" any specialtyJonathan Edwards-1/22/2000
84 Transmeta and the Industry Transmeta's Crusoe has immediate impact in two Bill Fischofer-1/22/2000
83 Well I've read the last 40 posts and to summarize. My conclusion. crusoe Thomas A Watson-1/22/2000
82 ComradeBrehznev, I sense some sarcasm in your message. I do think that tDr. Zax-1/22/2000
81 DAN: Some people's rambles (like yours) are more educational than otherJames Calladine-1/22/2000
80 DR Z, So if Intel can find a 'canned vliw' project, they could bring itComradeBrehznev-1/22/2000
79 I too will say thanks for the technical discussion. It is the stuff that mDr. Zax-1/21/2000
78 Sorry, this is going to ramble a little. First off, do you mean "run x86 pDaniel Schuh-1/21/2000
77 <i>It may not include any *radical* new ideas, but if combining them wellJonathan Edwards-1/21/2000
76 Interesting piece from Upside: upsidetoday.comRon-1/21/2000
75 Are there really all that many imbedded processor solutions out there that willDennis O'Bell-1/21/2000
74 To All: It seems like this thread is off to a great start. I am receiving a numJock Hutchinson-1/21/2000
73 What do you tech folks think about Patriot Scientific's Java Processor? ptsUrlman-1/21/2000
72 Goodbye Windows CE? (from PC World): ?Crusoe could kill Windows CE,? says analComradeBrehznev-1/21/2000
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