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And they got to be huge, not by having the best R&D departments and manufacturing lines but by figuring out how to build and deliver machines faster and cheaper than everyone else. Or to put it another way, I found myself thinking “cheaper hardware in cheaper boxes.” And since that’s the same thing everyone else offers, that led to an immediate follow-up thought:īut is that really a valid concern? Will Apple become nothing more than an industrial designer of nice-looking boxes filled with generic hardware? And even if that does happen, should that worry me? About DellĪs you probably know, Dell is one of the largest sellers of Windows-compatible machines on the planet. Personally, I’m not worried about gaming, but I’m curious as to how well it will work with six or seven large applications running when it’s then asked to do something that’s CoreGraphics-intensive-like opening 10 widgets in rapid-fire fashion. The reality is that we won’t know exactly how good (or bad) this solution is until a mini makes it into Macworld Lab for real-world testing. As of February 28, it’s suddenly capable of supporting the latest 3-D games and is an incredible value proposition? Ah, marketing! So, on Monday, February 27, an integrated graphics chip was something that stole power from the CPU and siphoned off system memory. It shares fast 667MHz memory with the Intel Core processor, for an incredible value proposition. The Intel GMA950 graphics supports Tiger Core Graphics and the latest 3D games. Mac mini features a graphics processor integrated into the system, and one that’s no slouch, to boot. You’d have to buy an extra card to get the graphics performance of Mac mini, and some cheaper PCs don’t even have an open slot to let you add one. That’s because an “integrated Intel graphics” chip steals power from the CPU and siphons off memory from system-level RAM.
Go ahead, just try to play Halo on a budget PC.
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