Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 21st May 2006 23:20 UTC
Apple Did Apple make a mistake by switching to Intel? We may never know, but Apple had more options than has been previously reported, The Register can exclusively reveal. A chip start-up that created a high performance, low power processor compatible with existing Mac software had been working closely with the computer company for many months. "PA Semi was counting on that deal," said one source. "They had lots of guys walking around in a daze when Apple went to Intel. They had no idea that would actually happen." Ars's Hannibal, criticaster of Apple's reasoning to switch to Intel, also expressed his thoughts on this issue.
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superstar?
by rayiner on Mon 22nd May 2006 02:41 UTC
rayiner
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1000 SPECint at 2.0 ghz is the work of a superstar chip?

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RE: superstar?
by Ronald Vos on Mon 22nd May 2006 20:44 in reply to "superstar?"
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2005-07-06

1000 SPECint at 2.0 ghz is the work of a superstar chip?

I have nothing to compare it with. What's normal for 2.0 GHz?

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