how much do the new apple enabled intel chips cost???
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chips themselves cost a hundred or more but you cant buy them unless your AASP right now so i think you mean the machines bottum line mini with the intel is like 500$us top of the line mac book pro with intel is like 6000$ us
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I bought my MacBook Pro just a few months ago, and the price has already dropped, and the clock speed has increased.  It's just something to be expected. However, I have respect for Apple not dropping their prices on all their PowerPC computers.  This holds the value on the resale market that PCs only wish they could have! :)\n\nnote:\nwindows is not "pre-installed".  After downloading the free Beta called Boot Camp, you must supply your own copy of Windows, which is like $100 or something.
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try the AMD website. I did this for intel and it worked well.
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Around £100 for upgrade version and £170 for brand new
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Forget the Intel "Core 2 Duo" and look instead to those using the new AMD Turion. If you have the money, have a look at the new Alienware notebooks - Mac has NOTHING which even scratches the surface on these bad-boys (esp if you opt for the 1GB of graphics memory) ...you'll never look back
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For Macs:  http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?mco=D8593B5A&nclm=CertifiedMac\n\nFor PCs:  keep an eye on the Sunday newspaper ads (U.S.) for deals, especially during this time of the year.  I wouldn't doubt if you could find one for $200, after rebates.
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Is this a question, or were you just stating a (pretty) obvious fact.  People are going to pay more for color, that's just how people are (I wouldn't) and I probably wouldn't get a MacBook either, not because I don't love it but because it doesn't have (or even offer) a dedicated graphics card and I am not going to pay $2000 for a base MacBook Pro.
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Hi there again...the industry are expecting OS X 10.5 Leopard will be priced $129
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intel's CORE DUO\n\nAMD'S x2
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go to http://www.Intel.com
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http://www.intel.com/community/index.htm\n\ntry them
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Hi there...any of the new Intel Mac meets the minimum LE7 requirements to run and some of the G4/G5 Macs as well.  According to Apple information LE7 system requirements are as follows:\nMacintosh computer with an Intel or PowerPC G4 or G5 processor\n512MB of RAM\nMac OS X v10.4.3 or later\nQuickTime 7.0.3 or later\n6GB of available hard drive space\nDVD drive for software installation\nLow-latency multi-I/O audio hardware and MIDI interface recommended\n\nLE7 Spec info: http://www.apple.com/logicexpress/specs.html
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I am buying now a "custom built" one with these specs\n-LGA MB\n-3.0 GB dual\n-4 GB 600 bus ram\n-250 GB x 2 HDD\n-256 SVGA Express\n\nand it costs me 1800$
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Well that ATI cards gpu and memory doesn't make it ideal for anything but maybe word processing and some office applications (this is the Pro version of the 1600 series guys, not the performance version).  Just by a small unwritten rule, ATI cards usually work better with Intel boards and nVidia works better with AMD.  I would go with the nVidia card though.  Make sure your power supply will handle the new card though. (I believe it takes at least a 400 watt PSU)  ComputerPowerUser mag did a nice little article on sub $200 cards.  Check them out, you'll probably find a better one.
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THE INTEL DUO CORE IS MUCH MORE BETTER THAN INTEL PENTUM M \n\nIT RUNS AT 667MHZ  FSB AND M RUNS AT MAX 400MHZ
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I always tell people to stay away from celeron processors.  Sure they're cheaper, but you get what you pay for.  A laptop with a pentium M processor is probably going to be smaller than one with an AMD.  AMD processors run a little hotter, so they require more space, but they are also slightly faster.  What I would go for though is the new Intel Core Duo processor.  It has two processing cores on one chip so it's a lot faster.  I think Dell just released an inspiron with one in it.  Apple's got them in a laptop as well.  I'm sure there are also many other companies that are going to have them in their machines as well.  But if you have to chose between the three you listed above, go with pentium or amd.  You really wont notice much of a difference between the two.  Just stay away from celeron.
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Compaqs are not a good idea!!  I have a Dell notebook and paid a little over $750 total for it.