Steve Wozniak wrote: > At 10:05 PM -0400 2005.06.06, MBurke6225 at aol.com wrote: > >> >> Woz was at the keynote today so he might night be checking on the >> list. But I for one would love to get his take on current >> developments. You've seen the threads from the list, any thoughts, >> Steve? > > > I am optimistic, although I didn't expect to be. > > I, as other PowerBook users, must appreciate lower power consumption > per unit of computation and I don't distrust Apple's engineers to be > cognizant of that in the future, for both IBM and Intel processors. > > A lot of wording today was in terms of Intel and not X-86. Apple is > surely expecting something special and unknown (today) by the time > this ships. That's my opinion. The future probably holds processor > advantages for Intel. > > Regardless, a lot of us don't care that much about the engine used > under the hood. > > I'm confident that the compatibility path will be well accomplished. I > notice the specialness of my computer in terms of input/output, not > the processor inside. Our Macintoshes should remain 'special' but also > high performance and even more bang for the buck, which doesn't take > away from what makes them so special. > > If the processor is important to some extent, then it's better to have > a willing partner. > >-- > > > > Best regards, > Steve (ok a new size tv) > ```````````````````````````````````````````````````` > Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur > >------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Thanks, Steve. You're not only a good man, but also a wise one. Best, Henry Not a hardware or software engineer, nor do I play one on TV...just an honest-to-goodness loyal Apple user since 1980. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/pipermail/titanium/attachments/20050607/bd48930a/attachment.html