Linked by Craig Dooley on Wed 8th Jun 2005 19:01 UTC
With the announcement that Apple is switching to Intel, the computing world has been thrown a curve ball. Speculation will run rampant for the next year. We obviously won't know what's going to happen until it happens, but I see a bright future coming out of this. I see Apple with more headroom for the future to create better, faster designs. I see much more opportunity for the hacker community to work with this also.
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"I also bet you will be able to drop in any new processor or video card you want."
Bwahahahaha!
Apple letting it's users add a faster CPU? That's rich! These are gonna be *APPLE* PC's. Not your average PC.
If Apple allowed it's users to add a faster CPU, why buy a newer model of Intel Mac? Notice how the ONLY thing that was EVER changed about the G5's since their inception, was the CPU speed? All they did was slap a faster CPU in the thing and call it a new system! Wow!
Unless Apple takes the Microsoft route and starts trying to support every single card out there, you can bet your farm that only a thin selection of video cards will work on the Intel Mac, to keep Apple's headaches to a minimum.
Apple's got a lot of figuring out to do on this new Intel roadmap. I only hope it turns out ok...
"I also bet you will be able to drop in any new processor or video card you want."
Bwahahahaha!
Apple letting it's users add a faster CPU? That's rich! These are gonna be *APPLE* PC's. Not your average PC.
If Apple allowed it's users to add a faster CPU, why buy a newer model of Intel Mac? Notice how the ONLY thing that was EVER changed about the G5's since their inception, was the CPU speed? All they did was slap a faster CPU in the thing and call it a new system! Wow!
Unless Apple takes the Microsoft route and starts trying to support every single card out there, you can bet your farm that only a thin selection of video cards will work on the Intel Mac, to keep Apple's headaches to a minimum.
Apple's got a lot of figuring out to do on this new Intel roadmap. I only hope it turns out ok...
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