For those who are planning to upgrade your PC’s to Intel i7 processor, think twice. By June 2013 a new Intel Haswell will be
launch in the electronic market allowing the present i7 to be obsolete. Processor technology will keep on upgrading since
on the contrary the demand of computer graphics and power saving requirement is
continuing to complicate.
The Intel
Haswell aims to serve the future of mobile computing not only to the Desktop PC’s
we are enjoying at this time. Further marketing conceptualization implies to
the need of mobile phone to adopt the working capacity of a regular PC. This new Haswell model will cater the future
of mobile computing and mobile marketing. Referring from my previous blog
discussions modern supply chain and marketing are starting to rely their market
connection with people through smart phones.
As we can see at present that Apple Iphones are enjoying the market
segment who are using smart phones in contrary these processor companies who
are the major accessories of mobile computing in the future are also busy
upgrading their technology to meet the need and be compatible in the future of
mobile computing. Intel Company is so
far the top company who is serving the world for computer processor.
So if I’m AMD, I’ll start thinking how to
make my processor compatible to the next eye glass computer technology or what
we commonly known as google glass computer and the computer in contact lenses
in the future. These processor companies
are always important accessories in assembling the whole finish product
PC. Therefore AMD or Intel is always a reciprocal
product of the PC brands in the computer market.
Graphics refinement is a major concern of
Haswell maybe because of the enormous requirement of the gaming industry and
other online specifications. Gladly we can say as a customer’s perspective, we
will wait for the “clearance sale” but for those computer consumers who always
update their PC’s for their daily computer works. Then, I believe it’s wiser to
wait for a while and observe the launching of the new Haswell.
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