WWDC Rumor Roundup: A le moving to Intel

Well boys and girls, we all know the big rumor of the day is that A le is looking to ditch IBM and cozy up with Intel to start producing chi for Macs acro the line.Let's take a look at how people acro my NetNewsWire su criptio are reacting to this:

• Jonathan Rentzsch calls di on Mac OS X86
• Scoble says it i 't a rumor, but a fact and offers up some interesting questio to ponder (Will A le lock out Windows from ru ing on their machines? Yes, yes they will)
• The Blackfriar thinks that A le might be looking at Intel, but for reaso other than powering the next generation of Macs
• Tim Bray offers up a reason why A le might not be thrilled with IBM, other than the sluggish proce or eeds
• Tom Bridge starts quoting Ghostbusters, so you know it must be bad
• Ru ell Beattie thinks that there will be a Tiger Server X86 version, or Tiger Lite for x86's
• Don Yacktman thinks the whole thing is baloney
• Dave Winer does a ecial Morning Coffee notes: WWDC edition
• John Stanforth thinks A le should go with AMD
• Jason Kottke wonders what chip Intel will make for A le
• Jonas Luster is worried about Intel's DRM (it's baked into the chi ! Hurrah!)
• Chris Adamson tells us all to chill (but A le ru ing on Intel?! We're all dooooomed!)
• Wes Felter i 't buying it, though hopes he'll be able to run Windows and OS X on the same laptop without emulation
• A lepeels has more questio than a wers about the whole thing
• John Gruber still i 't buying that A le will be switching to Intel, but thinks something big will be going down tomorrow
• Steve Kirks thinks that the Mac mini will be the first to go x86
• Om Malik says that his Stevene is the new Howard Hughes and may be switching to Intel because people didn't expect it.
• codepoetry will be posting pictures of him naked on top of his car if A le moves to x86 chi (please, Steve, reco ider. For the love of my retinas!)
• Jason ell thinks that A le will be building a new device using Intel chi (and I'm with him).
• Gus Mueller thinks that VooDooPad might be just a recompile away from ru ing on an Intel powered Mac.
• Ted Leung postulates that it is all about the lapto , baby.
  

So, what do you think, dear readers?