mini versus micro?

[chris]

>1. Microcomputer
>
>A "microcomputer" is defined as a computer having no more than two
>microprocessors used for general purpose processing within the computer.
>For the purposes of this class, a "microprocessor" is defined as a central
>processing unit comprised of not more than 4 individual LSI intgerated
>circuit on a single board, with the entire ALU being contained within a
>single integrated circuit.

Will this definition change when Apple starts selling 4 processor G5 
towers? Or will those (and 4 processor Pentium workstations), not apply 
because they are far too new?

-chris
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