Faster but at what cost, yes ;-) > Quite true, quite true. Apple is indubitably the creme de la creme, in a league of its own, miles above all. Who can possibl

Faster but at what cost, yes ;-) > Quite true, quite true. Apple is indubitably the creme de la creme, in a league of its own, miles above all. Who can possibly put a price on being first to a nanometer? It is worth any cost to obtain pure silicon perfection. The knowledge obtained from pioneering this new nanometer will unlock infinite possibilities for years to come. The future of the spaceship campus is very bright indeed. The luxurious silvered and brushed, bespoke titanium surfaces glinting with speckled shadows of the grand dynamo within, tantalize all Is with eyes. As we enter into the silicon's innards, we see the sleek, chic, perfectly placed caches, with an arc of 137.5 degrees, the golden ratio. As we zoom further, we see the ultra refined dielectric gaps, for the electron's pleasure. Lastly, notice the shimmered reflection off the single drop of isotonic natrian water. This is the tear of the worker that makes 3nm go boom boom. Shit, guys, did I drop the last part?