If we read any more disturbing reports like this, it doesn't bode well for Apple. Let's hope this is a "transition" (stopgap) solution for Intel while they work on changing their designs over to lower-power versions...though even if that's the case, it's an ugly harbinger. Are things still as rosy as Jobs made them seem? Or is Intel having problems retooling their chip designs? Let's not forget the hype from IBM (and Intel and AMD) with 90 nm designs, and we know how that worked out.
