| spemanig said:
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Well they could just leave a PowerPC chip in there. But that is an extra cost that is probably not worth it. If they make the system powerful enough they coul also consider a software based solution. System architecture doesn't neccesserily mean the exact same CPU architecture. They are most likely talking more broadly in terms of the entire system (having a SoC that includes both CPU+GPU, unified memory etc) and/or the software architecture and associated APIs.
But maybe I am wrond and they will invest in PowerPC again at the expense of their other systems. I just don't see that as being a good choice in the long term. Not when ARM is so much more flexable, cheaper and scalable.
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