hmm right ...
But then they will have to reprogramm OSX ...
Intels ARM processors are not thaaaaat good (even worse than their P4 however this is possible) and is ways behind the actual technology ... and OSX without 64Bit etc? Don't think it will run on an acceptable level, OSX .4 already has enough troubles with G4. Don't know why they created an OS that has a worse system "need to have" specification list than WinXP, especially after OSX.2 worked quite good on payable apple systems.
Or do you think Intel will create a 3rd type of chip especially for apple? (haha ... as if they have a chip that can compete with their P-M so it will base on that design ;))
In both cases, the hardware specific things will be back again as it needs own boards and drivers etc (and apples overpriced versions of all kind of stuff you need)
And that just because Apple is too lazy to make their market larger with acceptable hardware possibilities and not only 4-6 prebuilt "you can't change any part" boxes. This way they will lose the rest of their market to Linux which works on normal systems without "fearing" more than 20 fixed hardware configs with more or less the same core as apple ... but with the difference that it does not change the whole core parts and kick old apps out every 1-2 years ...
But then they will have to reprogramm OSX ...
Intels ARM processors are not thaaaaat good (even worse than their P4 however this is possible) and is ways behind the actual technology ... and OSX without 64Bit etc? Don't think it will run on an acceptable level, OSX .4 already has enough troubles with G4. Don't know why they created an OS that has a worse system "need to have" specification list than WinXP, especially after OSX.2 worked quite good on payable apple systems.
Or do you think Intel will create a 3rd type of chip especially for apple? (haha ... as if they have a chip that can compete with their P-M so it will base on that design ;))
In both cases, the hardware specific things will be back again as it needs own boards and drivers etc (and apples overpriced versions of all kind of stuff you need)
And that just because Apple is too lazy to make their market larger with acceptable hardware possibilities and not only 4-6 prebuilt "you can't change any part" boxes. This way they will lose the rest of their market to Linux which works on normal systems without "fearing" more than 20 fixed hardware configs with more or less the same core as apple ... but with the difference that it does not change the whole core parts and kick old apps out every 1-2 years ...