> What we ended up with is a large 64-bit processor which cannot be 
> placed in laptops, which runs slower than equivalent processors mfr'd 
> by other companies, which produces so much heat that, in addition to 
> fans, requires a liquid cooling system (with a questionable lifespan), 
> etc.

Apart from the 64 bit part that applies equally to the P4. The only reason
I can see for the liquid cooling in the G5 is because Apple's trying to make
the G5 quiet, and the typical high-end P4 that competes with it is anything
but... unless they also use exotic liquid cooling systems as well.

The Intel laptop chips are not comparable to the G5, they're much closer to
the G4.


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