There have been rumors floating around that Apple could start introducing it’s Intel-based products in January, 6 months ahead of schedule. Now ThinkSecret is reporting that an Intel iBook could be released as well.
Apple is expected to launch the entry-level laptop at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco, the site reported, quoting “highly reliable” sources. Little else was known about the upcoming iBook, such as price or which Intel processor would be used.
However, other Intel-based Macs could be released at the expo, but they would most likely be consumer products, and not from the high-end, professional lines, the site reported.
It will be awkward when I go shop for a Powerbook and see the “Intel Inside” sticker on it.
This is bizarre. What kind of Intel CPUs will they have? Dothan cores maybe?
No, supposedly they will be Sonomas, the latest versions of the Pentium M’s.
yonah dual cores