Published 12/28/2008
by Brooke Crothers
at CNET News - Business Tech
When Apple converted to Intel in 2005 that was big. But 2008 Intel Atom converts make this look like a small-town baptism.
iBook G3: Apple's conversion from IBM-Motorola to Intel pales against the conversion of PC makers to Intel's Atom (Credit: CNET Networks)
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