[citation][nom]demonhorde665[/nom]is it just me or does it seem like video card gpu's have fallen behind in reccent years ??? i remeber when you'dsee a REALLY new chip every 6 months seems the last two gens each sat aroudn for a year before any thing that was really new reared it's head (look how long nvidia beat the Gf 8 series horse).
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You're forgetting the time after that on the desktop market when they rebadged most of the 8000 series as 9000 series and then rebadged some of the 9000 series as 200 series chips. New name, same game.
With news like this, there's going to be no end to the rumors on Apple enthusiast sites about when Apple will go behind everyone's backs again and bump up the specs without warning. My guess? November, after the back-to-school season, with Snow Leopard, and i7 based notebooks with the GTS 260M and GT 240M. Oh, and by this time they'll have figured out how to not only switch the chip without logging out, but they'll get hybrid SLi functioning as well. Just you watch. You read it here first, Apple-heads!
Oh, anything with a few unsubstantiated claims and accusations just to start a little controversy. Flame on!