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Overclockers.com doesn't like AMD's approach to hocking their wares to the public, and they make a good point.
Read this article.
This would be a great ad if the people in the workspace were using abacuses or mechanical adding machines.
Unfortunately, those reading the Wall Street Journal do know what a computer is and even use one, probably have for a good number of years.
For those people, the Wonder Years are long gone. Unless, maybe, if you're a particularly smitten Mac user, and if Apple sales mean anything, it means that those who want to fall in love with their computers aren't a very big market.
Overclockers.com doesn't like AMD's approach to hocking their wares to the public, and they make a good point.
Read this article.
This would be a great ad if the people in the workspace were using abacuses or mechanical adding machines.
Unfortunately, those reading the Wall Street Journal do know what a computer is and even use one, probably have for a good number of years.
For those people, the Wonder Years are long gone. Unless, maybe, if you're a particularly smitten Mac user, and if Apple sales mean anything, it means that those who want to fall in love with their computers aren't a very big market.