 Permalink for comment by graig on Tue 7th Jun 2005 17:57 UTC
"The advantage I see for Apple to make a success, is they can
get games ported much more easily now. This is the must have to
survive. Games are the most overlooked aspect of home PC
markets. "  since when did apple get directx? most games require
that.  changing processors only means apple will have to
recompile programs that are already written for mac to work with
mac intel.  its not going to speed up writing games for mac.
unless you count the compile time which is likely to be faster
on the x86 hardware ;)