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How many of the 3 million iPads sold over last weekend were iPad minis?

As discussed a lot on yesterday's show, we don't know for certain.

We do, however, have a possible indication that the answer is most of them.

If you're thinking about buying a Wi-Fi fourth generation iPad 4, says the unofficial Apple Web blog,

you're in lock. That's because Apple's website is showing the latest full-size tablet as in stock in the US, Canada, Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea and Singapore.

Meanwhile, UK, French, German, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Italian, Spanish, and

Portuguese consumers are still in for a short weight. The piece says the stores

for those regions are still showing weight times of three to five business days for the full sized iPad.

It's kind of an everything old is new again story.

We've heard both rumor and speculation in the past that Apple plans to ditch Intel chips and

X86 for that matter and move the Mac to processors of its own design.

And this week we're hearing it again compliments of Bloomberg. The Mac Observer highlights the Bloomberg

piece which has unnamed sources saying Apple is concerned about Intel's

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