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Apple seeing strong sales of iMac Core Duo, MacBook Pro
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http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1490
Contrary to recent and unsubstantiated rumors, sales of Apple's new Intel-based iMac Core Duo desktops and MacBook Pro portables both appear to be strong, reports research and investment firm American Technology Research.
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Specifically, Wu said his firm is seeing particular strength in sales to education (K-12 and higher education), content creation, and consumer end markets.
(emphasis mine)
That surprises me, since none of the pro content creation apps are Intel native yet.
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Switchers don't really give a damn about pro apps. They just buy the best machine they can get their hands on.
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they're probably just getting the machines so that they're ready for the crossgrade releases.
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I'm hoping that Intel will be a success for Apple.
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