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I agree with you. There is no way they’d just switch away from PPC. Think about it, almost nothing would run as far as current apps go. I almost wonder if this is apple shooting this kind of shit out to put pressure on IBM to get off their lazy asses.
I’ve thought about this being an effort to push IBM, as well, but I don’t think they’d buy it. As long as they’ve been doing what they do, it seems like they’d know as well as anyone that this would be a disastrous move for Apple.
Intel is probably bringing some other technology to Apple, soemone heard of it and got carried away, and now the media is having a feeding frenzy ( fueled mostly by itself ).
Yeah, there are a number of good theories out there – one of them being that Apple is interested in the Pentium D for a set top box or some kind of movie delivery service.
I guess we’ll know soon enough.
I don’t believe it.
It’s really happened.
X on x86.
Yeah, this is huge. But if everything they’ve said up to this point is true, ie: Mathmatica was ported in 2 hours, Transitive is being used as a PPC emulator in the new hardware, Adobe is onboard; then we don’t have much to worry about. At this stage I’m more concerned with how the machines are gonna stack up in other ways – we know they’ll be fast when running at 3.4 or 3.6ghz. The question is does this open up the hardware to be more compatible with, say, an off the shelf TNT nVidia 6800?