ooooh…. you are gonna get it (from you know who of you know what website) for badmouthing (ie. having an opinion on/stating the facts about) DualCor!

(by the way- i’m with you all the way)

and one more thing: when intel mentions “dual core”, they’re giving a description, not the name of the product anyway!!! Hmmm, maybe they’re doing it to maintain their trademark – don’t companies lose their trademark on something if they don’t fight for it? Though I would have thought a simple take-down notice would have been enough, and maybe should’ve been done a tad earlier…

Lame, lame, LAME! They must be pretty desperate to try and sue intel just because of a similarity in name like that. I wonder what this says about their claim to a mobile device which contains both a arm and x86 processor (ie. like the one on the HTC Shift) – you’d think they’d be going for HTC even before intel…

Doesn’t it sound like a joke? According to another source, the action states “by using the “Dual Core” name, Intel is “likely to cause confusion, mistake or deception among consumers as to the source quality and nature of DualCor’s goods.”

Laughable…