Intel's New Boss Predicts Strong Second-half Sales
News Intel has been playing catch up with a PC industry spoilt for choice of processor: less expensive components, such as AMD's K6, a cheaper clone of Intel's Pentium chip and Cyrix' Media GX range, have taken their toll.
[April 6, 1998, 10:10]
Intel's 'Timna' To Kick-start Low-end PCs?
News Cyrix's Media GX was the first, but that chip's success was limited by poor clock-speed performance. Despite the failures of the Media GX in PCs, analysts believe Timna has the potential to ride several market trends to success.
[May 5, 2000, 9:31]
New Guy In X86 Chips Aims Low
News Cyrix's] Media GX requires a special design .and AMD K6 prices are also too high," he said. Advanced Micro Devices Inc.or Cyrix Corp. Centaur Technology Inc.which was officially launched at PC Tech Forum here last week, announced that it has...
[May 21, 1997, 13:27]
A Year Ago: Timna Chip Turns Back The Clock
News Cyrix lead the way with its Media GX, but that chip's success was limited by poor overall performance. Intel's new chip goes against the gigahertz-happy grain -- trying to balance price and performance.
[May 12, 2001, 6:00]
Timna Chip Turns Back The Clock
News Cyrix lead the way with its Media GX, but that chip's success was limited by poor overall performance. Clock-speed isn't everything. And that reality is about to be driven home by Intel's forthcoming Timna chip.
[May 12, 2000, 12:39]
