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- Bigger, faster midrange storage from IBM on the way
- Second-tier LCD monitor makers post revenue growth in April
- Nvidia to showcase G70 at Computex
- DDR2 output approaching 25 percent of the DRAM market
- Prices for 17" LCDs expected to increase
- OCZ ships 1000 MHz DDR2 memory
- Dual-monitor USB-to-SVGA adapter supports 1280x1024 resolution
- Infineon samples 8 GByte DDR2 memory
- Fujitsu ships 100 GByte 2.5" SATA drive
- TFT LCD makers expand capacity for wide-screen notebook panels
AMD gains ground on Intel in chip production
5:06 PM - May 12, 2005 by
Wolfgang Gruener
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Category : Miscellaneous 0 comment
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Category : Miscellaneous 0 comment
New figures from market analyst Market Research show that Intel shipped 81.7 percent of all desktop, server and notebook processors based on the x86 instruction set in the first quarter.
This was down slightly from Intel's 83.5 percent market share in last year's first quarter.
AMD shipped 16.9 percent of x86 processors in the first quarter, which was up from its 15 percent share last year.
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