Rob Enderle

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NVISION: Nvidia's Quest For Second Place

By Rob Enderle

Analyst Opinion - Intel has IDF and NVIDIA has NVISION.

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Graphics Wars: The Big Summer Battle

By Rob Enderle

Part of what makes this year somewhat different in graphics is that Intel has indicated that is now serious about graphics.

A 1-2-3-4 Plan For AMD To Beat Intel

By Rob Enderle

Analyst Opinion - Intel had a surprisingly strong quarter.

Nvidia: Graphics Is Dead? Yeah Right

By Rob Enderle

For the last several weeks, Nvidia has been at war with Intel over a statement one of Intel's engineers made at IDF suggesting that GPUs could soon be obsolete.

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Rob Enderle: 2008's Apple, Dell, Google, HP, Lenovo, Sony, Microsoft And Linux

By Rob Enderle

With a crystal ball, some tea leaves, and a significant amount of research and communication with experts in the various industries, analyst Rob Enderle gives us a glimpse of what we can expect in 2008.

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Scalers beat HD DVD and Blu-ray at CES 2007 - analysis

By Rob Enderle

The high-def age is upon and if you are buying a TV this year anyway, why not buy a HD player as well? And, do you buy HD DVD or Blu-ray, if you are looking for the technology that makes most sense right now? We were looking for clues at CES and found a very convincing answer. Just not the one we expected.

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CES 2007: The battle for the digital home - analyst opinion

By Rob Enderle

Get ready for the battle for the digital home: CES and Macworld are just a few days away and both will lure you with new media center devices. Behind the scenes, Apple, Microsoft, Intel, and AMD are assembling the core technologies, but the front end is more interesting: HP, Dell and Apple will be the primary vendors making a run at this new market. Let's have a closer look.

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What you will see at CES and MacWorld

By Rob Enderle

The Consumer Electronics Show is coming up in a few short weeks (Jan 8-11). It can be a very depressing show because it effectively showcases just how much of the stuff you got over the holidays will soon be obsolete. Apple isn't at CES but won't make its customers sleep well either: The company is expected to announce a bunch of new products during MacWorld (Jan 8-12).

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