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Confirmado: Apple va a utilizar CPUs de Intel.

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Steve Jobs confirmo hoy que finalmente Apple utilizará CPUs Intel en su próxima generación de máquinas. A continuación más información al respecto…
Dijo que el proyecto ya lleva 5 años, y que durante ese tiempo han estado compilando todas las Mac en plataformas Intel y también comenta cuales son algunas de las razones por las que migran de IBM a Intel.
La presentacion fue hecha en una Intel Mac.

Aquí tienen parte del “live feed” de la conferencia:


[1:34 PM] Steve confirmed all this, BTW, by saying the rumors have been true about how Apple had an Intel project. – posted by Dave

[1:33 PM] Every project done at Apple has been mandated to work on PowerPC and Intel. – posted by Dave

[1:33 PM] Today’s demonstration has been done entirely on an Intel Mac. Steve is showing us how everything works. – posted by Dave

[1:33 PM] “This has been going on for the last five years.” Every release of OS X has been compiled and run on Intel processors. – posted by Dave

[1:32 PM] “Mac OS X has been leading a secret double life. There have been rumors to this effect…(laugh). We’ve had teams working on the just in case scenario.” – posted by Dave

[1:32 PM] Said there are two challenges, which made the audience laugh. – posted by Dave

[1:30 PM] It will begin a Mac with Intel processors by June 6th, 2006, as reports said. It should be complete by June 2007. – posted by Dave

[1:30 PM] Says that Intel offers a better roadmap for the markets that Apple services. – posted by Dave

[1:29 PM] He talked about IBM missing the 3 GHz mark for the G5, and in not being able to put one in a PowerBook. – posted by Dave

[1:29 PM] Why? Because we want to be making the best computers for our customers. – posted by Dave

[1:27 PM] Moving on to “Transitions.” This is clearly the Intel news we’ve been expecting. – posted by Dave

[1:26 PM] Tiger is up to 16% of the Mac OS X installed user base, with Panther still claiming half. That’s impressive considering the 6 weeks that Tiger has been available. The next version of Mac OS X will be Leopard, and will be released late 2006 or early 2007. – posted by Dave

Vale aclarar que en ningún momento nombran a Intel Pentium, sino que solo se nombra Intel, por lo que es de suponer que Intel (si el proyecto lleva 5 años como Steve dice) halla estado desarrollando un procesador PowerPC (esto está relacionado con el contrato que firmaron Apple e IBM en el cual IBM cedería (¿todas?) las patentes y copyrights que hagan falta en caso de no cumplir con ciertas expectativas de parte de Apple (Al parecer, un par son las que nombra arriba, los 3Ghz y la portable de 1Ghz).

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