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[Technology, Books and Other Neat Stuff] I could make a solid bet that Apple is not tapping Sony engineers to get advice on that trendy look, but rather, they are looking for people to do the guts properly. It will take a team who understands the intricacies (or shall I say, hackeries) of x86 power management, not quite perfect integration of chipsets, and myriad edge-case design problems to get a decent marriage of the Apple hardware requirements.
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[loonyblog. random thoughts on games, art, geek culture and living in new york.] One can only hope.: According to Engadget, Apple is recruiting from Sony's VAIO design team to help work on the first Intel-infused PowerBook. I really hope this is true, because the only thing keeping me from buying one of those ultra-small VAIO T-series laptops is that it runs on Windows.
[Engadget.com] Apple recruiting Sony VAIO engineers to build the first Intel ...: to these comments about the next powerbook being designed by Sony, get a hint from everyone around you, theyre talking about keeping the thin-and-light design while incorporating a processor that needs a heftier cooling solution then they are used to, not just to redesign the laptop, but if they do, i cant wait, heck i cant wait to use the Mac OS on a computer thats fast enough to run it comfortably rather than waiting 10 seconds to open up a program
[Theappleblog.com] The Apple Blog » Potential Intel Products: So anyway, thinking back to the forthcoming line-up from Apple what I’m going to cover is the technology available to Apple from Intel and the platforms that Apple might potentially support based on that technology. This is pure speculation, probably tinged with a certain amount of serious hope in some areas because of the potential of the available technology.
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Posted at August 03, 2005 10:05 AM
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