iMac

[savage]

Apple have announced their new iMac, which runs on an Intel Dual Core processor.
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Applications with the ?¢_oUniversal?¢__ symbol are designed to run natively on both Intel- and PowerPC-based Macs. So whichever type you own, you can be sure your software will run at peak performance.

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The machines will allow Windows to be installed on them, so will allow dual booting.

I can't wait to see FPC running on it and hopefully this is what Borland have been waiting for on the Delphi front ( fingers crossed ).

[savage]

Btw, if you had not noticed, the word "Power" has been removed from the Mac branding.

[WILL]

Normally I'd be the first to jump on in and say, "yeah I hope so too!", but in this case... sadly it may yet not happen. At least as far as Danny Thorp of Borl-err *ahem*... Google had to say about it.

http://blogs.borland.com/dcc/archive...6/08/5229.aspx

[size=9px]NOTE: Danny Thorp was a Borland employee and the previous Chief Architect of Delphi under up until about a month or so ago when he accepted a job offer from Google.[/size]

However, that does not mean that FPC and Lazarus will be swayed from supporting it. And for that I'm glad.

[savage]

Since he no longer works for Borland, maybe the new blood will see things differently and see it as a challenge rather than as a hurdle.

[WILL]

I wonder what their phones will be running off of... :think:

[size=9px]Mobile Me: An Apple Phone?[/size]

[K4Z]

I wonder what their phones will be running off of...

Mobile Me: An Apple Phone?

LOL .

This has been a long time comming, and it's about time Apple stopped it's shenanigans and started something with Intel hardware :joker:.