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Make you wonder, what if Commodore decided to do an Apple and go x86. Would all the no Intel narks still criticise it? IMHO the only reason Apple (and Commodore third party) went with PowerPC was because it was a natural replacement for the 68000 series. When Motorola dropped the ball Apple had no choice, if Commodore still existed it'd do the same imho.
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