[ Thanks to Mark
Sweeting for this link. ]
“The secretive Silicon Valley startup Transmeta released details
on its new type of chips that offer X86 compatibility using
software rather than hardware but did not reveal any major
customers….”
“When people build mobile computers today, they use what’s
basically a desktop processor in a different package. There’s
definitely room for a fresh approach,” said Dataquest analyst
Martin Reynolds.”
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