Do you watch Stephen Colbert? If you do then you'll know what I mean when I say Jensen is doing a stupendous job of "keeping in character".
What you see there is a CEO doing whatever it takes to keep business, same with the TSMC vs. GF comments. Good CEO's know how to drop names at the right times to garner free advertising for their partners to generate some goodwill with their business partners. Has very little to do with the man behind the job.
Jensen loves Macs...sure, and Britney Spears drinks pepsi all the time, Tony Stewart eat Whoppers three times a day, and Tiger Woods really can't play golf without getting his Nike gear on.
This is of course true.
Don't you think he's somewhat thumbing his nose at gamers though? Whatever direction NVIDIA takes in the future, PC gamers built that company.
The Mac community (aside from those with 8-series/bump issue chips) seem to be pretty happy with NVIDIA chips right now, but they'll be happy with ATI chips too if that's what Jobs decides to serve up next. Their loyalty is to Apple, and not to the hardware inside. It makes sense too. I've owned a PowerBook G4, Mac mini, and now a MacBook Pro; and the "Mac experience" has been the same with each one regardless of the fact that the hardware was very different between them all.
Gamers on the other hand are fairly loyal to the video hardware. Sure, we may bounce back and forth between NV and ATI occasionally, but for the most part I think people tend to stick with what they know provided price/performance is similar. I think this is the reason NVIDIA is still doing ok despite the success of the 4800s and the much earlier release of the 5800s than Fermi. I get that NV makes more money off of integrated gpus on the PC side, but I'd be surprised if gaming card sales didn't make them more money than the deal with Apple.
Just an odd stance for JHH to take IMO...