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Meanwhile in google land
And google is delighted! losers
Apple will not announce any new products ( a laptop does not count) at the software fair.
Any laptop upgrade has to be minor because Intel has been slow delivering new CPUs. I'm sure Apple is getting as antsy with Intel as they did with IBM and Motorola neither of which could deliver a PPC.
So, when is Apple going to build their own X86 processors? When that happens, bye-bye to both AMD and Intel.