thanks for the remark, i keep it in mind
my thought was ppc processors are motorola units based on earlier
systems.....but it's not the case
thanks anyway James
On 11/08/2010, at 11:54, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Hi James
Sorry to correct you, but PowerBooks do have an IBM chip. They were
PowerPC
units.
It wasn't until Apple went to iMacs (Intel) and MacBook's that all
the chips
were then Intel chips.
The G3, G4, G5 were all PPC (IBM) (including iMac's up to G5)
The PowerBook series until the last PowerBook G4 (1.67GHz) were all
PPC
(IBM)
They then changed over to Intel and had iMac (with an Intel Core
chip) and
the laptops got "re-badged" as MacBook and MacBook Pro.
Just wanted to clarify ;)
Kind Regards
Daniel
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