Powerbooks
by Pat Wilson · in Torque Game Engine · 09/24/2002 (8:38 pm) · 1 replies
Alright, I've been wanting a laptop for a long time, and while I don't have the money yet, I'm looking at the Ti Powerbooks. A Mac-avid friend of mine said that the new round of powerbooks will be coming out around the Spring. My question is, will they use the Radion 9000 mobility? Now I understand that a laptop is not a gaming machine, but I'd like to have something that can run games decently. The Radion 7500's in them now I hear are ok, but the 9000 is leaps and bounds better.
Any of you people who are in touch with the Mac-rumor-pulse know anything about this?
Any of you people who are in touch with the Mac-rumor-pulse know anything about this?
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The mobility 7500 is a real chip, it just isn't a shader chip. But you can code and play on it like it was a desktop.
I would assume, again without having any specific knowledge, that the next iteration of laptops would have to have at least one model with a 9000, if not across most of the line. The TiBooks certainly would, and I wouldn't be shocked if the iBook top model did as well... but with Apple you just never know until it is on the shelves. ;)
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