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Wednesday January 05, 2005

Macworld Expo

Erik expects an AirPod to be announced at the Macworld Expo next week. While that would be cool, I'm hoping for a dual processor 2GHz PowerBook. Jeff mentioned this might happen sometime this Spring. I'd rather have a G5, but I'll settle for a 2GHz G4.

Posted in Mac OS X at Jan 05 2005, 11:57:33 AM MST 2 Comments
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What you really want or actually what I really want is a PowerBook with a faster bus speeds. Moto/Freescale has been working on this processor which will be another version of the G4. It is possible that this may be announced at MacWorld or if not then hopefully this spring of summer. The faster bus speed will likely make the PowerBook much more speedy.

Posted by Kurt Wiersma on January 05, 2005 at 10:35 PM MST #

I found this on another news site I frequent. Apple is not happy.

Posted by Michael Brzycki on January 06, 2005 at 03:26 PM MST #

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