maybe i dont full understand "many-core", but the definition the article implies aligns with what i think of latest qualcomm snapdragon mobile processor for example with cores at different frequencies/other differences.
also i dont understand why ps3 is considered a failure, when did it fail?
in NA xbox360 was more popular (i would say because xbox live) but ps3 was not far behind (i owned a ps3 at launch and didnt get a xbox360 till years later).
from a lifetime sales, shows more ps3s shipped globally than xbox.
maybe i dont full understand "many-core", but the definition the article implies aligns with what i think of latest qualcomm snapdragon mobile processor for example with cores at different frequencies/other differences.
also i dont understand why ps3 is considered a failure, when did it fail?
in NA xbox360 was more popular (i would say because xbox live) but ps3 was not far behind (i owned a ps3 at launch and didnt get a xbox360 till years later).
from a lifetime sales, shows more ps3s shipped globally than xbox.