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June 10 in LEM history
98: iMac a true bargain - 99: What is BlackBerry? - 02: Why domain owners deserve a grace period - More on the OS 9.x 'Sleep of Death' bug - Classics, Performas, iMacs, and G4s - 03: End Vendor License Agreement - 05: Does Apple + Intel make any sense at all? - Macintel: The good is the enemy of ...
Intel to acquire Wind River Systems for $884 million
macdailynews.com — Intel has announced an agreement to buy Wind River... (more) Intel to acquire Wind River Systems for $884 million
Mac OS X Snow Leopard Does Require Intel Processors
Mac OS X Snow Leopard Does Require Intel Processors
macrumors.com — Despite all the reports that Mac OS X Snow Leopard would only support Intel machines, some users held onto hope that PowerPC chips might be supported. Apple, however, has posted the technical requirements for the upcoming Mac OS X operating system a... (more) Mac OS X Snow Leopard Does Require Intel Processors
June 8 in LEM history
lowendmac.com — 99: The Apple Store - 00: The Celeron effect - Mac Ripoff: Performa 6218CD - Flash Cards: a solution for low memory Macs - Guide to iMac CPU upgrades - 01: PowerBook 5300 and 1400 - Epson Stylus Photo 870 - 05: Why Macintel? Because Apple can - 06: Core2 paves way for Mac Pro - MacBook 'that ... (more) June 8 in LEM history
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