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OoooH is this a warning to AMD to pack up shop and leave China ?

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The main reason AMD revived the Duron range is to capture a large proportion of the Chineese CPU market..<A HREF="http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=11222" target="_new">Clicky</A>

Mr Craig Barrett isn't having none of that no Sireee !

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Bit of a stroppy git is the Intel CEO. It's practically "my company is bigger than your company" material.

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no, but they are probably worried about amds ambitions
now all those freaky yao ming types over there can game on a real processor :tongue:

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