> Maybe the cell processor was not anti-consumer but I also mentioned Sony being cocky which it very much was. What you call "cocky" I call confident and mayb

> Maybe the cell processor was not anti-consumer but I also mentioned Sony being cocky which it very much was. What you call "cocky" I call confident and maybe overambitious. The Cell was a radical departure from processors of its day. Sony tried to bring heterogeneous computing to consumers on its dime. Unfortunately it didn't work out. From a R&D point of view, old Sony was way more interesting. Today's Sony, the "non-cocky" Sony according to you, just slap the latest AMD APU into a box and call it a day.