--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, dennis gunn wrote: > >I really doubt you will have to wait all *that* long. > >Fall at most I am betting. (no I really don't have any inside info >so yes I am just guessing). > >There are too many problems with G5s that are not going to go away >and that basically translate into the CPU too slow (when no way >should that be the case) Also a guess. Apple is used to having single and dual processor models, regardless if the processor is dual core or not. While Intel does have some dual core/processor boards, they are limited to Xeon server boards used in business communications & embedded applications. For Apple to not take a step backwards the commercial line of dual core/processor mainboards has to be tested and custom built for Apple's line. Perusing Intel's site, you will not find a commercial grade desktop board that's dual processor/dual core. HW