the inquirers says NO
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=23708
As far as I could tell from that report Intel hasn't actually said
that the chipsets don't have DRM technologies. All they've said is
that the chipsets don't have "unannounced" DRM technologies.
Does anyone remember DRM for the apple DVDs. That was heaps of fun.
I love using Apple products but the day they start incorporating DRM
into their machines is the day I switch to being a PC user.
Until everyone else is doing it I think it would be a very big
mistake to start incorporating DRM into chipsets. If I'm not the
only person with this point of few on DRM then Apple could stand to
lose a lot of loyal customers.
Ruben A. Franke
