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Apple & Intel

It looked like Intel and Apple were becoming pals, with Intel offering Apple its Core Duo processors for the Mac and even praising the iPhone.

But now Intel said it will be producing cell phone chips that will be marketed to phone manufacturers other than Apple.

On the one hand it looks like Apple’s been stabbed in the back. On the other it seems we consumers are going to have a lot more options in the market next to the iPhone, followed by a better iPhone v2.0 (competition- always a good thing).

2 Comments So Far...

miro novak
Mar 8, 2007 @ 3:58 pm

My opinion: Steve Jobs offers today’s iPhone with today available CPU, tomorow’s iPhone will be with tomorow available Intel one.

Mar 8, 2007 @ 4:33 pm

Makes sense. Thanks for your input.

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