georgelien
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I think so.
What's your take?
What's your take?
Why the lower-end products first?ElDiabloConCaca said:Jobs said in the Keynote, IIRC, that the mini and iBooks would be the absolute first to go Intel-based.
iBooks, Powerbooks and the Mini all lag behind PCs in performance, while the desktop running G5s does not really lag yet. This is why they would upgrade those ones first.Shookster said:Why the lower-end products first?
No, it's not June 2006 yet, georgelien.georgelien said:Now I wonder whether Apple would introduce any Intel-inside machines next week when it updates the iBook and the Mac mini?
I think you're right, fryke.fryke said:Whether he said "in the market" or "introduce": Don't believe Steve Jobs will bring out an intel Mac _before_ 2006. It was quite clear that the year before June 2006 would be the developers' chance (WWDC is a developer conference after all) to adopt the new platform, not the users'. Believing that early next week we'd see an intel Mac mini is naïve to say the least.
And very unrealistic...fryke said:Believing that early next week we'd see an intel Mac mini is naïve to say the least.