** This application does not run native on the Intel processor
A note on performance. As you can see for applications that run native on the Intel chip, the iMac is much faster. If you have an application that can take advantage of dual processors, or have a work strategy to maximize processor usage, the iMac is nearly twice the performance of the PowerBook.
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