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§ More on InqBlot

Just a quick reminder: most of my posting efforts have moved over to InqBlot, a group blog edited by Inquirium designers. See you over there!

§ MacBooks

Apple and Intel, sitting in a tree. iMacs and MacBook Pros.

Here’s the thing, though. The move to Intel was spun as being about performance per watt. G5s were too hot to get into a Powerbook, they said, which is certainly true.

So what’s the performance per watt like in the new MacBook Pro? We have no idea, because there is absolutely no information available about battery life. That seems to be a conspicuous omission.

§ I'll stick with Earthlink, thanks

I was thinking about switching to Qwest DSL, since they’re been offering higher bandwidths and bundles with phone service. But their terms of service are a bit restrictive.