[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like a switch to these chips may make a G5 powerbook
possible. And that would be great!
No, it would make a Pentium M notebook possible.
O.K...I should have said "G5" powerbooks. The point of my post was
that this is a speed/cooling barrier that Apple has been trying to
get past as far as notebooks and smaller machines go...now these
chips may allow them to do that.
Not sure what they will end up being called or if they will or won't
be named after the chip they are running on...that is a marketing
issue.
Intel has other chips they are rolling out that are faster than the
Pentium M. So only time will tell which chip will end up in the new
machines...Pentium M...Yonah...Itanium...
Best,
-K
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