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    Jordan Lund: I think whoever wrote the book is confused. The reason the Xbox 360 processor (Xenon) was delivered first is because it was based on known PowerPC arc... more »
    admoseremic: That's not all they stole: more »
    Garrett Clay: No this means that Microsoft was too lazy to design its own processor so it took design parts from another. In my book just another reason to not like... more »
    Monty: Take a good whiff, boys. That is the smell of Sony attorneys sweating with excitement. more »
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    Sony Basically Designed the Xbox 360 Processor For Microsoft, Says New Book

    The new book The Race For a New Game Machine, by two IBM engineers, details how ridiculous the design process was when IBM was making Sony's PS3 cell chip. Microsoft basically got a free ride. More »
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