Re: Apple Computer sides with Satan



John Steinberg <seesig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:040620050734550393%
seesig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx:

> x86? Puhlease! Wrong endian and slower performance. Itanium? It

We've gone through this before ;-) If Apple is going x86, the main reason
will be performance. But lets not start a flame war and wait an see.
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