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Microsoft teams with IBM for Xbox 2
On Monday, Microsoft announced that is has entered into a semiconductor technology agreement with IBM. Under the agreement, the software giant has licensed leading-edge semiconductor processor technology from IBM, for use in future Xbox based products and services.
[blockquote]Microsoft is already developing the software and services that will drive the Digital Decade," said Robbie Bach, senior vice president of the Home & Entertainment Division at Microsoft. "By combining our vision, software experience and R&D resources with IBM's computer and semiconductor technologies, we plan to deliver unprecedented and unparalleled entertainment experiences to consumers while creating new engines of growth for the technology and entertainment industries[/blockquote]
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[blockquote]Microsoft is already developing the software and services that will drive the Digital Decade," said Robbie Bach, senior vice president of the Home & Entertainment Division at Microsoft. "By combining our vision, software experience and R&D resources with IBM's computer and semiconductor technologies, we plan to deliver unprecedented and unparalleled entertainment experiences to consumers while creating new engines of growth for the technology and entertainment industries[/blockquote]
[link=http://www.firingsquad.com/news/newsarticle.asp?searchid=5604]Read the full report at Firingsquad[/link]
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Please.... no Motorola..... Don't deface the XBox2 by placing one of those awful, Crapintosh-powering CPU's in the XBox2. Even if it's IBM Cyrix, it's better than a Motorola 68K chip.