Look out MS

[civad]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey
We all knew they were developing it. Darwin has already been ported. If Apple ever *switches* to x86 they have lost atleast one customer, and gained a whole lot of trouble.

...not to mention hiring a new team of support staff ("Why dont the crtl+alt+del keys work on a Mac OS??")

 

[CTho9305]

Originally posted by: lowtech

Apple is a company. They make a line of computers called "Macintosh".
Dell is a company. They make a line of computers called "Inspiron".

Apple is a company that make a line of Macintosh computer since the early 90s, but prior to that they make a line of computer that called Apple II.

I didn't list all of Dell's other lines either... I just posted that for the people who say "Mac will go out of business" and "Mac is a great company" 😉

 

[adlep]

link for ya all

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: adlep
link for ya all

Heh

Keynote
The Billion-Transistor Budget: A Different Kind of Real-Estate Development
John Crawford, Intel Fellow, Enterprise Platform Group, Intel Corporation
How best to use a billion transistors? The opportunities and challenges of that question are now facing processor developers. The computing industry has followed Moore's Law for the last three decades, doubling transistors every two years, and doubling the delivered performance every 18 months. Now, architects must deliver more than raw clock rate. Reducing and managing power, and building in a broad range of capabilities beyond clock rate, will need to take advantage of new process technologies in the next decade. This presentation will explore those developments and explain their implications for Intel's future technology and product roadmaps.

 

[Vehementi]

eeeeeeeeeeek!