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Journal gelfling's Journal: Intel Apple. Not so weird? 1

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Apple's history of switching CPUs is as old as Apple. First was the 6502 then the Moto 68000 series then the PPC and now Intel. Seems like it's not such a leap after all and isn't it really what we've been asking for for 2 decades? To build & sell a PC where the internals don't matter to us.

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  • When NeXT Software, Inc took over running of Apple Computer, Inc, they brought with them, their flagship product, NEXTSTEP, which ran on Intel processors.

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