Yeah, right now the Shuffle, Nano, and Classic are the only significant products* Apple sells that aren't running OS X: iPod Touch (ARM), iPhone (ARM), AppleTV (Centrino), iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro, Mac Pro (all Core 2 Duo), XServe (Xeon) are all running the same OS from the same code.
Not too shabby.
I can't see the Shuffle ever being anything but a custom OS. I mean come on, it's... minimal. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Nano and Classic, or their successor products, moving to OS X on ARM within two years though. God knows the Classic has the space for it. :D
*Airport Extreme and Airport Express, keyboards and mice not included. :)
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Date: 2007-09-11 07:29 pm (UTC)Not too shabby.
I can't see the Shuffle ever being anything but a custom OS. I mean come on, it's... minimal. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Nano and Classic, or their successor products, moving to OS X on ARM within two years though. God knows the Classic has the space for it. :D
*Airport Extreme and Airport Express, keyboards and mice not included. :)