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Commercial Times, October 5; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Asia
Monday 5 October 2009
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Posted on Oct 9, 00:13
Reality check: Nvidia can't compete against ATI and is in full retreat instead of loosing money on every board they sell. There is no shortage on 4850 and 4890. The 5000 is just ramping up its production, ATI still need the 4000 series!