Talk:Intel Architecture Labs
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How can it be more than 138% of the income? It this right? --Chotchki
Well, because other divisions (on the whole) lost money. However, I didn't write it originally, but it didn't fit in the context of the article (the sentence it contain was misleading) and I edited it out. So no problem in any case. - Gnetwerker 07:58, 30 Mar 2005 (UTC)
"USB, in particular, was developed in the Oregon offices of IAL, where the architects of PCI and the Plug and Play initiatives assisted in building the first peripheral interconnect that would work with devices without requiring the PC to be dismantled."[edit]
No, could connect printers, scanners, cameras, mice, storage, etc. via serial/parallel, depending. What is being meant here? - 98.59.122.103 (talk) 21:57, 16 May 2022 (UTC)