Age of the 64-bit Desktop
With the AMD Athlon 64 available today (even in portables like eMachines M6807), Intel moving to release its EM64T technology for the Xeon processors, Visual Studio 2005 providing 32-bit/64-bit CLR's, Microsoft offering a customer preview of Windows XP 64-bit, it would appear what we are approaching the "Age of the 64-bit Desktop" (ignoring the Intel Itanium). I'm therefore curious to know how many people are actively looking at buying a 64-bit portable/desktop in the coming months.
I wonder if Microsoft will update Rotor to work on 64-bit processors.
Interesting article on Athlon 64 FX-53 running Windows XP 64-bit