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To: Ehrlich Mann who wrote (83731)	7/10/2009 12:16:48 AM
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>>When do you think Apple will launch their new in-house developed ARM-based Macs? They have a huge in house development team working on these new chips. They can then dump Intel and be completely vertically integrated.<< Ehrlich - An intriguing question, with a one word answer. Never. Having Intel chips inside their computers offers enormous benefits to Apple, including the ability to run Windows alongside or instead of Mac OS. I think the chips they develop in-house will be for the iPhone and iPod Touch, and for other kinds of special-purpose portable machines. Not for computers designed for general use. As always, I have no special inside information, and could be wrong. But I don't think I am in this case. - Allen