Intel got the memo, "All Your Penryns Are Belong To Us," and it was signed, "For Great Justice, Steve."
According to The Inquirer, Intel's new top-o'-the-line 3.2GHz Xeons and, perhaps, the 3.33GHz desktop equivalents, are "pretty much pre-booked" by Apple, a privilege for which it would likely have paid a premium. This is a warning sign of new XServes and Mac Pros, but also a good excuse to fantasize about an iMac that wasn't a laptop bolted to an LCD display.
As tilt-shifted photos of computer chips bathed in purple light are getting boring, here's a picture of the real Penryn.
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