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In my experience, bureaucracy doesn't run on laptops.
by jijijijij 3y ago
In my experience, bureaucracy doesn't run on laptops.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoOn what does it run on? Yeah, I'm sure governments do buy some amount of desktop PCs because they don't intend for their workforce to work from anywhere else other than a specific office, but you also can't tell me with a straight face that selling PCs to the DMV, FBI and other bureaucrats represents a big lucrative market that was waiting for the APU revolution. PCs are a low selling niche now. APUs won't move the needle on that, that's why AMD ignored it for so long. End of story.
- jijijijij 3y agoI think you are moving the goal post a bit.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoHow so? Please enlighten us with your arguments on the matter.
- jijijijij 3y agoWell for starters the argument wasn't about economics, but who would value a power efficient processor like this. Scroll up, enlighten yourself.
- FirmwareBurner 3y agoEconomics matter. People can value a lot of things, but if there's too few of them, then the market won't bother catering to them. See small smartphones.
- jijijijij 3y agoSure, but maybe this objection to the original argument shouldn't come as a moving goal post, don't you think? Cause moving goal posts are lame and exhausting. End of story.
- pie420 3y agothey 100% do. what company or government agency have you ever seen running on desktops that isnt the DMV?