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To: Win-Lose-Draw who wrote (51129)	2/14/2006 9:04:08 PM
From: Cogito	of 213177

>>Not really. The (good) PC companies are generally much more proficient at figuring out what they will have available, and when. This isn't an "upgrade" so much as it is Apple screwing up its product pipeline.<< WLD - You kill me. I would guess that this change has more to do with Intel having a problem projecting chip availability. A supplier is responsible for letting their customers know what is going to be available to them, and in what quantities. Anyway, as a customer who ordered the MacBook Pro with a 1.83GHz processor, I don't feel like the pipeline has been "screwed up" by Apple's decision to ship it with a 2.0GHz processor instead. It definitely feels like an upgrade to me. - Allen

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