If history is anything to go by, they will announce it 2-3 weeks before. Leopard's was announced on the 16th of Oct, and released on the 26th; Panther's was announced on the 8th and released on the 24th.
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If history is anything to go by, they will announce it 2-3 weeks before. Leopard's was announced on the 16th of Oct, and released on the 26th; Panther's was announced on the 8th and released on the 24th.
How about this: The GMA 950 is capable of 64-bit, but because there are no 64-bit drivers, it won't be able to utilize that capability.
Which is fine, x64 doesn't do much for video cards. How ever the lack of a driver is all on Apple not writing one. Nothing to do with the hardware or Intel.
I still don't understand why Apple is not just writing x64 drivers for all its hardware, Its not like its Giant amounts of parts, just those from ~2003, then they just need a 64/32bit converter for printers, scanners, cameras, ect, unless they plan to convert the existing drivers to x64.
