LENOVO YOGA 510 14IKB COMPAL BIUS4S5 CIUY0Y1 LA-E221P REV 1.0 Schematic Circuit Diagram
LENOVO YOGA 510 14IKB COMPAL BIUS4S5 CIUY0Y1 LA-E221P REV 1.0 Schematic Circuit Diagram
The Personal Computer (PC) Industry Revolution
Intel, Microsoft, and AMD are initially responsible for developing and extending the Personal Computer (PC) hardware and software standards invention. Some have even taken to calling PCs “Wintel” systems, owing to the dominance of the first two manufacturing companies. Although AMD originally produced Intel processors under license and later produced low-cost, pin-compatible opponent to Intel’s 486 and Pentium processors (AMD 486, K5/K6), starting with the Athlon AMD has created completely unique processors that are eligible opponent to Intel’s own models. Although AMD’s current market share is only a fraction of Intel’s, AMD has actually forward technology such as x86 x64 processors, dual-core processors with shared memory, and high-performance Center Processing Unit (CPU) integrated graphics, which were later adopted by Intel.
The next some recent years, the introduction of hardware standards such as the universal serial bus (USB), Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) bus, Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus, PCI Express bus, DisplayPort and Thunderbolt interfaces, ATX, and related motherboard form factors, as well as various processor socket and slot interfaces show that Intel is the management force behind Personal Computer (PC) hardware design. Intel’s ability to design, architecture, and produce motherboard chipsets as well as complete computer motherboards has enabled Intel processor-based systems to first adopt newer memory and bus architectures as well as system form factors. Although in the past AMD has on occasion made chipsets for its own processors, the company’s acquisition of ATI in 2006 has allowed it to become more offensive in the chipset marketplace.
