Intel: Contemporary definitions for intel
noun
abbr. for intelligence, esp. military or business; information
Intel = integrated electronics.
After studying this chart, you should understand exactly why companies choose the colors that they do.
I actually hate the color blue cause well lets face it everything is blue everything from Windows to including this forums color and blue just gets a little old after seeing it day after day.
So what do Google's, Microsoft's and Ebay's logos.
I disagree. You can't beat the cleanliness of Intel's logo. You simply can't.
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Blue - Trust
Intel Corporation, founded on July 18, 1968, is a portmanteau of Integrated Electronics (the fact that "intel" is the term for intelligence information also made the name appropriate)
^ I agree on performance and red. But on microprocessors it also means HEAT!!!
So what do the colors of Google's, Microsoft's and Ebay's logos mean?
:awe:But yeah, Nvidia and peaceful don't exactly go together, especially with their coked-up CEO.
time to boycott. no more standing for these corporations pushing their socialist gay agendas down our throats!Diversity.
I disagree. You can't beat the cleanliness of Intel's logo. You simply can't.
This is easily my biggest problem with them right now. Investors' biggest issue is with uncertainty, not profit loss.- They don't communicate their vision of the future.
I will admit one thing the word intel is just pure brilliance same with their logo.
A big part of my reason for buying intel has to do with their name and logo aswell as their color scheme and I can tell you a lot of people feel the same way even if they won't admit it.
I liked the Intel Pentium 4 logo the best...
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It is insanity to think anybody buying a processor at $200+ has more to do with the color of a logo than actual performance. People buy i5's and i7's because they scream.
It is insanity to think anybody buying a processor at $200+ has more to do with the color of a logo than actual performance. People buy i5's and i7's because they scream.
Intel is actually the abbreviation of the company's name
Integrated electronics.
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