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Mac Viiv at Macworld Expo 2006?

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Ynet.co.il (Hebrew) posts about Apple utilizing the Viiv platform for an upcoming computer (Translation by odedia):

...According to rumors, Intel will introduce on Sunday for the first time its new VIIV technology. Apple computers deniced rumors that they will introduce the first intel based laptops in the CES show. However, a source close to Apple agreed to confirm off the record that a first Mac computer based on the VIIV technology will be introduced this coming Monday at the Macworld Expo 2006...

There have been previous suggestions that Apple would be using the Viiv platform.

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