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At the Intel Developer Forum kicking off Tuesday in San Francisco, the theme of low power is pervasive.
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Personally, the biggest thing that Intel could improve: their dang graphics chipsets. Even in the 'web surfer' books..... their integrated graphics chipsets just DON'T CUT IT anymore. Even on games of 4 years ago, my notebook sometimes stutters while playing games on the lowest setting they have from that time period ago, and that just isn't acceptable.
- by anshul1806 August 17, 2008 7:49 PM PDT
- Is gaming the only thing around..? Agreed its big on its requirements but businesses does need to cater requirements for lower power devices . Definitely intel is focussing on low power but i think they do care about games and so the high end chips on the same architecture would cater that need too as they now ....
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