Intel announced today that its sales for the third quarter will be lower than expected due to a decline in demand. Intel microprocessors use the
x86 architecture found in most PCs and Macs today. Instead of $14.2 billion, Intel now anticipates $13.8 billion in revenue. It is not due to competition as
AMD faces the same problem. Even more important, that decline demonstrates once again that a major shift is occurring in the personal computer landscape. Even though the iPad and other tablets were quickly tagged as a content consumption device, companies such as Apple quickly realized that
tablets were canibalizing computer sales.
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