BigMacAttack
[H]ard|Gawd
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2006
- Messages
- 1,563
QFTI honestly think you don't quite understand the computer market. :/
Donnie, Donnie, Donnie. Why still so defensive? I'm merely making a point and using a comparison. And BTW there most certainly is a Mitsubishi sticker on my engine - its just under the hood - but its still there.Your dodge example is bad, why? There is NO Mitsubishi "Sticker" on that Dodge. As there is no Dodge on rebadged Misubishi or the Ford made B2000, Chevy made Humbre and etc..
AMD has too big of an Ego to not have the AMD sticker displayed right on the front of the case or in any Ad on Dells site. You're trying to say Dell will hide or downplay the fact that it AMD inside and not Intel? I'd like to think you know better than the say something like that.
Dell's mass sales are not to Joe and Jenny Six pack BTW! If AMD has to depend on indifferent buyers, they're screwed.
Now see, NOT off Topic!
As was said before - and Intel is so humble as not to display their logos all over everything? What about "Intel Inside" or is that ok because its Intel. What about all of Intel's TV ads? What about their "ego?" Why is it ok for Intel to market themselves out in the open but not AMD? Why the double standard? Honestly, Donnie, your aruments are quite astounding at best. My example said nothing about "hiding" anything, nor was I trying to imply any such thing. Please re-read my post. You are grasping for anything to continue the argument. Something, I said before, you seem to like to do. That's not name calling - merely an honest observation.
I can see where my comments may be taken to imply that buyers might be "indifferent" so let me clarify (perhaps if you had really read my post I wouldn't have to but...) I did speak of "practicality" and "budgetary constraints" did I not? Someone who wants a Dell with an AMD cpu inside (yes there will be those who do as we have seen by reading some of the posts here in this tthread. I know its anamatha to you but there will be a market) but doesn't have the scratch to get a top of tthe line system will buy what is practical and affordable for them. In my view (and this is just my own opinion) I think Dell would be better served by releasing product into the mass-market arena such as through Best Buy, Circuit City, etc like HP, Compaq and eMachines. Going to the people instead of making the people come to them seems like a good idea to me. Lets talk about that. Anyone agree/disagree?