The website Computerworld defines a processor as, “A microprocessor is the heart of a modern computer, a chip made up of millions of transistors and other elements organized into specific functional operating units, including arithmetic units, cache memory and memory management, predictive logic and data movement.” A processor is like the brain to a computer. The processor passes instructions received probably via from a keyboard or a mouse and sends the instructions to where they belong. In the website Basics, the webmaster gives an analogy, “if you cut your finger your nerves tell your brain, your brain decides

The battle against the two processor makers has only just escalated. Intel announced that it will “slash prices some of its high-end microprocessors by as much as 50 percent” (Markowitz). Consumers think it will put “put pressure on rival AMD and boost PC sales” (Markowitz). Analysts believe “In an aggressive move to take back market share, we believe Intel is planning to detonate a price bomb on AMD by cutting prices about 50 percent on high-end P4 processors” (Markowitz). The reason why Intel would do detonate a “price bomb” mainly because, “Since the beginning of the year, Intel has been aggressively pricing its products in order to stimulate demand and to fend off market share losses to AMD.

that it hurts and sends back the appropriate response through your nerves to the correct part(s) of your body.” It is like your mouth saying ouch and your finger hurts.

Intel was founded on July 18, 1968. Their goals were to make semiconductor memory into a smaller size and greater

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