Or what do you think of a Cell enhanced laptop that cost more than a fortune and is most likely not really supported by any decent software. Ok, one thing after the other. As we all know, Toshiba is one of the stakeholders of the Cell Broadband Engine beside IBM and Sony. As Sony decided recently due to their enormous loss within several of their business units to refocus its businesses, the Cell got totally transfered to Toshiba and IBM for the most parts. Sony is no longer a partner in crime when it comes to further develop the Cell chip. Sony is just a Cell customer these days. So, looking at the current customer base for the Cell processor, you mainly have Sony with its PLAYSTATION 3, IBM with its Blades where the Cell is used as a high performance massive parallel computer and finally Toshiba, who wants to use the Cell more and more in forthcoming consumer electronics like TV sets and set-top boxes. Now, we hear that Toshiba is pushing the Cell technology as part of another...
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