> Yeah, right. So far your arguments seem to fall into
> one of two categories:
> Sorry, but those aren't arguments, they are nonsense.
I've posted the technical advantages of 64-bits that I see
in engineering work. I also post anecdotal evidence.
> Why do you keep on bringing up the 17" laptop like it's the
> only one that Apple sells? It's quite a bit disingenuous of
> you.
Because it is a particular area in the Apple world that a lot of
people care about. If you studied the Apple world, you'd know
that.
> I'm sure such comparisons will be made once the new Apples
> are launched. I expect the G5 to suffer a bit of
> embarrassment, but we'll have to see if it's as bad as a quad
> CPU G5 losing to a dual core mobile Core Duo.
I see no indication that that's going to happen. Do you have
any technical, benchmarking or other hard evidence that tells
you that's the case? I think that the last hard benchmark that I've seen compared the quad-core PowerMac G5 to a quad-core
Opteron Unit "desktop PC" and the Opteron was a little bit
better in most areas.
Will Core Duo beat a quad-core Opteron system? How about with 16 GB of memory?
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