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Intel CES announcement: Penryn in the wild
Since the Mac Pros announced earlier today are using the "Harpertown" desktop version of the chip, it should be no surprise that Intel's Penryn family of processors are shipping and in use, as announced at CES yesterday. The full suite of chips includes 16 devices, including four for server use, seven desktop parts and five for mobile devices or laptops.With premium laptop vendors Sony, Lenovo & Toshiba announcing products built around the new Core 2 Duo parts, it would be downright shocking if next week's Stevenote did not feature at least one Apple portable sporting the new and improved 45nm processors. With the desktop and server bumps out of the way a week ahead of time (and who can remember the last time that happened?) the way is clear for plenty of excitement a week from now.
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Craig said 6:35PM on 1-08-2008
Actually the last time (hardware announced the week before show) this happened was WWDC 2007 so not that long ago...
Remember the laptop update in June less than a week before WWDC?
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shiznit0587 said 11:31PM on 1-08-2008
Um dude, I think he was just trying to be funny. I pledge for the universal adoption of ~ as a sarcasm mark!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcasm_mark