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Why would you normalize for that? The subject at hand is the product performance. Could Intel's design turn out better in future generations? Perhaps. I think to consider weighing which process node was used for the CPU changes the subject to Intel's prospects as a CPU designer/manufacturer.

If we normalize for Moore's law then historic processors would compare much more favorably.

In fact it's a bit unfair to Apple to compare this sample unit to last year's production model.




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