Douglas's Leads

Lead 1: Intel
To a middle end consumer, AMD is a very appealing choice, because it offers decent performance at a reasonable price. Despite this, AMD’s main focus is in the desktop processor market, and it has many areas in which to improve. This is where Intel comes in, however. Intel has long been involved in the mobile and server market, and many of its products outstrip AMD’s when put side by side. Not to mention integrated graphics. (Twist)
Say you want a computer. It doesn’t have to play games, but just do day to day tasks, like checking emails and watching YouTube. That kind of computer would be a low power, low cost computer, and Intel provides many of their processors for this market.(Descriptive)
There are several steps to building a good computer. A couple of the main components in your computer are usually the processor and the graphics card. If you buy from AMD, the processor could cost you anywhere from 100 to 500 dollars, and on top of that, you would need to buy a graphics card, which will cost you a couple hundred dollars, resulting in a whopping cost when combined. A technology that Intel has developed to save their consumers money is integrated graphics, which is basically a graphics card embedded in a processor for relatively the same price.(shock)