Intel said in June 2009 that it was going to reposition its hugely successful Centrino brand from laptops to its wireless add-in cards. It now seems that next year this will actually happen.
In June, the company pledged to "clear away the confusion of evaluating and comparing different processor brands" by stating that this " …
Unless there's a limited portfolio of parts which are comparable and clearly identifiable as to what each is capable of there's always going to be some confusion.
Mine's the one with the microcontroller catalogue which shows thousands of parts each with different capabilities and inconsistent numbering on someone has scrawled, "you're in a maze of tiny, twisty passages".
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Intel said in June 2009 that it was going to reposition its hugely successful Centrino brand from laptops to its wireless add-in cards. It now seems that next year this will actually happen. In June, the company pledged to "clear away the confusion of evaluating and comparing different processor brands" by stating that this " …
A step in the right direction
Unless there's a limited portfolio of parts which are comparable and clearly identifiable as to what each is capable of there's always going to be some confusion.
Mine's the one with the microcontroller catalogue which shows thousands of parts each with different capabilities and inconsistent numbering on someone has scrawled, "you're in a maze of tiny, twisty passages".