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x86 apple
Here is a basic listing of Apple Hardware Architectures in the last decade and and half. My knowledge is limited in the pre-G4 area, and is limited to my googling. If something is incorrect, contact me and let me know so I can fix it.

These are listed in the order of Newest to Oldest.

Architecture Background Apple Machines
Intel Core Duo
Duel Core Processor

2006
iMac
Mac Mini
MacBook Pro
MacBook
G5
IBM PowerPC
The G5 PowerPC processor, otherwise called the PowerPC 970 by IBM, is a 64-bit PPC chip. It is akin to IBM's larger Power4 chip used in its high-end mainframes/servers.

Until 2007
G5 iMac G5 PowerMac
G5 iMac
G5 PowerMac
G4
IBM PowerPC
The G4 is Apple's 32-bit PowerPC processor that supports Alti-Vec.

Until 2006
G4 eMac G4 iMac G4 Mac Mini
G4 eMac
G4 iMac
Mac Mini
G4 iBook G4 Powerbook
G4 iBook
G4 Powerbook
G3 - PowerPC 32-bit

don't know
68k
Motorola 68k
The 680x0 was available in 68000, 68020, 68030, 68LC040, and 68040 processors.

These were Pre-1994
Firefox 3

 Use OpenOffice.org

BSD vs Linux

-Compares Philosphiles

Linux vs Windows

-A comparative article

Linux Migration Intro

-streaming Real Media video from Novell

Linux subsection

-A small collection of Linux resources

Slashdot

-Information Technology News Site

25 reasons to convert to Linux

Linux is progressing swiftly, and Windows is loosing ground. See what benefits can be gained by switching, and experience what you have been missing!

Being available at low cost or free, Linux can be tried care-free and without monetary demand. Do not want to mess with your hard drive? Try a Linux Live Distribution like Knoppix or Ubuntu.

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