Sorry, but ATI's cards are still struggling to meet the demands of high end games. Until they can come out with cards that will compete with nVidia's newest 9 series, they'll stay behind.
Intel, of course, leads in regular systems where the customer doesn't care about games, so they'll keep their lead. But if you look at the gaming market instead of the general population, the numbers change significantly towards nVidia and ATI, because Intel doesn't do very well with gaming.
Interesting, though, as I type this: It appears that Intel is actually behind as far as ZDNet audience goes. I guess most of us are gamers as well as techies
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