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Tuesday February 8, 2005 3:35 pm
Looking at the Sony Toshiba IBM Cell Processor
Big news out of the STI camp today, as they finally took the wraps off of the Cell processor that we have heard so much about over the past year as it relates to the Playstation 3. However, what you may not have known is that the Cell will have a major impact on much more than just the videogame industry. You see, the Cell is a major evolution in processor technology, and companies like Intel, AMD, nVidia, ATI are all taking watch. STI just one upped them all in a major way. I have taken the liberty of rounding up some of the more interesting articles from all over the interweb that will help you understand just what the Cell is all about:
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on a non Tramadol related topic, i would have to say if Cell is really as powerful as they say. N and MS have quite a big task up for them to come up with something good for their consoles
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I’m loving the new cell proc. The more I read about it, the more I realize that it’s a fantastic inovation, and one that we will one day look back on as being revolutionary. This technology is what we need. The P4 has been pushed to it’s limits and AMD has only so many tricks up their sleeves. The cell is going to take the tech market by storm.
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oh no, i was breast feeding while i was taking tramadol….
anyway, this cell processor looks promising, i can’t wait to see how its used in televisions.
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Computers will def become much more cheaper now.
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