Intel inches above Wall Street's earnings expectations On the day that the Dow notched its first triple-digit gain in over a month, Intel joined the party – well, in a minor way, to be sure – by beating Wall Street's lowered expectations for its most-recent quarter. The company reported quarterly revenue of $13.5bn, net income of $3bn, and earnings per share of 58¢. While those …
> "continued progress in Ultrabooks"
Hahaha oh you are serious? Intel's current market looks to now be officially mature. It might be a good time to really try and muscle in on ARM. Oh I forgot the x86 is a complete fail for sub watt cpus and even with Intel trying for over a decade they still haven't made a go of it yet.
...they might as well turn off the lights now and go home - forever.
They can't buy Ultrabook sales with millions of marketing dollars because only a few people are dumb enough to pay thru their arse for an under performing, over-priced laptop when they can buy far better for the same price or much less.
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