On 6/9/05 2:15 AM, "Chris Olson" <chris.olson at astcomm.net> either wrote, forwarded or quoted: > I don't care if a PowerMac G6 costs $7,000. I suspect most of Apple's current and potential customers feel differently. "Perfect" is the enemy of "Good enough." > It'll be worth it because it can do what no Intel machine can do running the > software that some of us have developed and purchased for 64-bit Mac OS X on > PowerPC. I'd suggest that for Apple, it would *not* be worth it. Sticking with a platform that costs *thousands* more than the competition is a bad business decision. What good is ideological purity if the company can't generate sales? -- John Lyon Yes, as through this world I've wandered / I've seen lots of funny men; Some will rob you with a six-gun / And some with a fountain pen. -- Woody Guthrie