Apple CEO favoured Intel shift in 2000
Apple CEO Steve Jobs was itching to switch to Intel processors over five years ago, a new report claims.
Apple CEO favoured Intel shift in 2000
Apple CEO favoured Intel shift in 2000
Citigroup analyst raises target on Mac maker's stock, predicts debut of Intel-based notebook in January.
Apple may launch Intel laptops, analyst says
Apple may launch Intel laptops, analyst says
WindowsAtoZ.com has posted their thoughts on Apple's newly announced products
The Tech Zone has posted an editorial on the disappointment of Apple for not allowing non Mac machines to run OS X.
CoolTechZone has posted a new article on the Apple and Intel deal
Hardware Analysis has posted an article on Apple's switch to the Intel x86 architecture
Mac maker revamps its software development process in response to complaints by open-source programmers behind Safari browser.
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Sudhian Media has posted an article on Apple's switch to Intel
Highly respected analyst Jon Peddie has his say on Apple's decision to start using Intel x86 chips.
Shares of both companies slide slightly on concerns over news of Apple chip switch.
Wall Street uneasy over Apple-Intel deal
Wall Street uneasy over Apple-Intel deal
"Mac OS X has been leading a secret double life. There have been rumors to this effect... We've had teams working on the 'just in case' scenario." said Steve Jobs. Apple will ship a Mac with Intel processors by June 6th, 2006, as reports said. It should be complete by June 2007.
Confirmed: Apple to use Intel Chips
Confirmed: Apple to use Intel Chips
A new report that claims Apple may choose to use Intel processors has appeared in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
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Hardware Analysis published an article about the new PowerMac's
CoolTechZone has posted an article on Apple's iPod
Apple CEO Steve Jobs introduced the new Mac Mini during his keynote address at the Macworld Expo here, promising the machine would help further expand Apple's audience beyond the Mac faithful.
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