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Posted by Dynobot on April 11, 2012 at 12:54:14:
People think so highly of themselves and their deductive reasoning that they disgard facts.
Fact IS, Texas Instruments has the knowledge, money, technique, and experience to perform solid experiments and are indeed correct.
Anyone who would rather believe a magazine article over a published experiment by a world renouned corporation is nuts.
Steve seems to wonder why people here disregard most of his claims as pure rhetoric. Well if you are so blind as to dismiss solid experimental data over profit seeking propaganda, then you deserve to be doubted.
This is why when I went searching for methods to improve my Linux machine and sound I went to reputable sources like IBM and Texas Instruments. They helped me lower my OS Jitter, increase process efficiency in Linux and reduce Jitter associated with USB cables.