64-bit, and yet it will probably use no more than 2 GB of RAM. Either way, this shows how committed Apple is to making its own ARM CPU's, and dismiss any rumor

64-bit, and yet it will probably use no more than 2 GB of RAM. Either way, this shows how committed Apple is to making its own ARM CPU's, and dismiss any rumors that Apple would use Intel's chips in iPhones or iPads in the future (which was a very unlikely and crazy idea to begin with). If anything, Apple would start making $700 Air-like machines with 64-bit chips soon (maybe next year), and still be as profitable as they are with the real $1,000 Air (since Intel is charging them about $300 for the Haswell CPU).