design of the chip and how it communicates with the motherboard at half clock speed, the fastest bus around, etc, which is through an Apple designed ASIC controller.
The whole thing reeks of high end design, from chips to motherboard to OS.
I really don't want to monopolize this board with Apple chatter.
But, I suppose you should really talk to Steve Jobs since he it the one who stated Panther would initially be a 2 Bit (oops! I mean 32 Bit) operating system.
...As Apple admits on page eight of the same brochure, maximizing the utility of 64-bit computing will require further enhancements to Panther and any OS X apps. So, for the time being, this really isn't a 64-bit desktop computer.
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