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(apple)e ti pareva che non usciva quello che offende l'autore dell'articolo difendendo a spada tratta la multinazionale americana.... ma che vi fa la apple a voi? vi regala l'hardware? vi manda le donnine a casa? vi paga le ferie???

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(apple)http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=191May 8, 2006Next generation Intel processors coming to the MacPosted by Jason D. O'Grady @ 5:00 amDigg This!intel-core-2-duo.pngAccording to DailyTech, Intel has provided names and dates for their next generation of core processors. The new chips may ship under the Apple logo in as soon as a few months.Intel's first Core processor for desktop machines, code-named Conroe, will be marketed as Core 2 Duo and the next generation notebook processors, code-named Merom, will also be called Core 2 Duo, "even though the processors are very different than the desktop Core 2 Duo chips" says DT's Kristopher Kubicki. The top-of-the-line desktop processors, previously named Extreme Edition, will be called Core 2 Extreme. Core 2 Extreme will actually become the first Conroe processor to launch, followed immediately by Core 2 Duo E6700 as outlined by Intel's most recent desktop roadmap.Intel is expected to ship the first desktop Core 2 Duo (Conroe) chips in July, 2006 and the notebook Core 2 Duos (Merom) in August, 2006. This means that we can probably expect Apple to ship the first Intel-based Mac towers some time after July with a Core 2 Duo in low end configurations and a Core 2 Duo Extreme in high-end configurations. The real question is: What are they going to call the new Intel desktop Mac?All signs point to "Mac Pro."What remains to be seen is what Apple does with the new notebook Core 2 Duo (Merom) chip. It looks like the new chip is destined to be the first upgrade to the current line of MacBook Pro notebooks.

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(apple)http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1285onday, September 26, 2005Apple seeking Intel's Woodcrest and Merom chips early?By AppleInsider StaffPublished: 10:45 AM ESTIn an effort to bolster its first Intel-based Macintosh systems, Apple Computer has asked Intel to make an exception and deliver its next-generation microprocessors in advance of their planned release, according to an unsubstantiated online report.Citing unnamed sources, The Inquirer reports that Apple is looking to use Merom and Woodcrest -- codenames for Intel's next-generation dual-core 65 nanometer (nm) mobile and server chips -- to power Intel-based Macs that will debut next June. However, the chips, which are the successors to Yonah and Dempsey, are not scheduled for release until after the third quarter of the year.As a result, Apple has been left with no option other than to pressure Intel into providing it the preferential treatment, but the world's largest chip maker isn't biting, the report says.It's unclear if report is accurate, as Apple has made not official statement about which Intel processors will find their way into the first Intel Macs.Recent mumblings have indicated that some Intel Macs could begin showing up long before June, possibly sporting a version of Intel's Yonah chip, which is due later this year.Intel also recently said it is developing an unnamed ultra-low power version of its high-performance 65 nm logic manufacturing process that will allow it to produce significantly lower-power chips for laptops and small-form factor devices.

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(apple)http://www.creationrobot.com/2006/08/apple-macbook-pro-to-go-64-bit-merom/Toronto, 3rd Aug 06Apple MacBook Pro to go 64 bit Merom - UpdatedUpdate 2:The rumours of a September launch for meroms are certainly growing legs.Core 2 Duo Based Macs September?Core 2 Duo for the MacBook and MacBook Pro?Update 1:Well, not at the developer conference. The developer conference was lackluster, nothing huge announced aside from the expensive and powerful Mac Pro desktops. Even the Leopard preview was astonishingly dull.I know why, the less they show now the larger the impact against Vista as the OS will come out almost side by side. Apple is hiding the deck right now, fearing yet more peeking from Redmond.January is the consumer conference and Im sticking with the prediction that merom will go into the MacBook Pros. I stated a long time ago that I wouldnt buy a new Mac until January 2007, that is looking a pretty good bet still but for different reasons than I originally thought.I refused to buy a first generation Intel expecting teething issues. I was right, the new laptops had battery, heat, noise, display and driver issues. The January revision would have been stable and Id have bought it. Now January will see a new chip, a leap to 64bit, a new form factor for the MacBook Pro. Its revision one all over again; teething issues ahoy.The annoying thing is Im going to be buying it anyway. I wont be able to resist a second time.Back to the original post:MacBook Pros going 64 bit? Im guessing so. Compared to the current Apple MacBook Pro the Intel Merom line is faster, its 64 bit and it uses less power.The additional bonus is it puts clear water between the MacBook Pro and the MacBook. Chosing between the two lines right now is difficult, a friend of mine is going through that dilemma right now. The only current factor is Do you want to play modern games? If the answer is yes then buy a MacBook Pro.Right now though wait, dont buy anything until after next Mondays WDDC keynote. So far, the success of Apples Intel systems has hinged on a single line of processors, the 32-bit Core Duo series formerly code-named Yonah. But in recent weeks, Intel has rolled-out far more capable chips in its 64-bit line of Core 2 Duo processors, including a mobile variant known by its code-named Merom. The news has lead to widespread speculation over precisely when and where the new mobile chips will take their seat in Apples product lines. According to a source familiar with the Mac makers plans, the company is slated to receive mass shipments of the new Merom Core 2 Duo processors by the first week of September and plans to be amongst the first PC manufacturers to introduce systems based on the new chips.