Hi there,
Could you help me on this issue...
Since Tiger is designed to take advantage of the G5 processor, does it mean that, as soon as the next generation of applications will come up with full 64 bit support, the G4 CPUs will be obsolete?
Not that the G4 CPUs won't be able to run the future applications, but if they can't get the full potential of them... there will be some kind of a gap, right?
- If the recent rumors about an availability of G5 iBook and PowerBook for Q2 2005 ( https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=104966 ) is confirmed, the answer will be quite clear. Isn't it?
- Now, if they come up with an other G4 PowerBook line... what am I going to do?
I need to replace my Titanium PowerBook as soon as possible... but I don't want to spend $2K for a machine that will only be able to run the curent version of my applications...
Am I missing something?
Cheers,
Aleks
Could you help me on this issue...
Since Tiger is designed to take advantage of the G5 processor, does it mean that, as soon as the next generation of applications will come up with full 64 bit support, the G4 CPUs will be obsolete?
Not that the G4 CPUs won't be able to run the future applications, but if they can't get the full potential of them... there will be some kind of a gap, right?
- If the recent rumors about an availability of G5 iBook and PowerBook for Q2 2005 ( https://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=104966 ) is confirmed, the answer will be quite clear. Isn't it?
- Now, if they come up with an other G4 PowerBook line... what am I going to do?
I need to replace my Titanium PowerBook as soon as possible... but I don't want to spend $2K for a machine that will only be able to run the curent version of my applications...
Am I missing something?
Cheers,
Aleks