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Apple Intel iMac and Laptop ship soon

Steve Jobs unveiled new Intel powered Macs at his Macworld Expo keynote today.

They will ship next month, and by the end of 2006 Apple will be all Intel.
We previously talked about this and its implications here last May.

I took the somewhat extreme yet accurate position that:
"It represents a historic change in industry alliances which have always existed with nearly religious fervor. This is roughly analogous to the US getting its first Muslim president or Israel getting a non-Jewish Prime Minister."

Yup, Apple is a religion. Although not currently a Mac user, I am certainly a fan. Not surprisingly MacOS will NOT run on a standard PC.

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