Revealed: Your Future Mac With Intel. Maybe.

Change. Change is the one constant most relevant to many Apple users the past few years. Change is here to stay.

Apple plans on a flurry of Mac products in 2006, starting with a unique iBook using Intel chips. Can we keep up with the changes Apple has in store for us?

Notice that I used the term ‘Apple users’ instead of the more typical ‘Mac users?’ That’s a subtle but significant difference as Apple branches out and extends product branches to non-Mac users.

Over the past few years, Windows users have bought and.... (excerpted).

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