http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=581&e=2&u=/nm/20040320/tc_nm/tech_intel_marketing_dc
It should be interesting to see if Apple's slower clock speeds will continue to influence buyers to go to Wintel boxes if no one can figure out how fast a chip is. This also looks to me like Intel knows it's clock speeds cannot maintain thier current level of increasing for very long and speed bumps might be longer in coming now. Perhaps IBM will catch up sooner than expected.
It should be interesting to see if Apple's slower clock speeds will continue to influence buyers to go to Wintel boxes if no one can figure out how fast a chip is. This also looks to me like Intel knows it's clock speeds cannot maintain thier current level of increasing for very long and speed bumps might be longer in coming now. Perhaps IBM will catch up sooner than expected.