AMD spoils Intel's fun with sky display

Intel Developer Forum Ack ack hack attack

By INQUIRER staff

Wed Mar 02 2005, 20:02

CHIP FIRM AMD often attempts to pull off a stunt at the time of the Intel Developer Forum.

And this time it took to the sky in a bid to remind Intel that it has a dual core Turion 64 notebook processor on the way.

Four or five planes flying in a line spelt out the words AMD Turion 64 Mobility in the rather nice blue skies above San Francisco.

At the last IDF, AMD kept a stretch limo near the Moscone conference centre, but were told to get lost by a cop packing a gun. µ

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