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PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - pr0gger - 06-24-2003 Ok, first, before you hang me : I WASN'T ON THE APPLE SITE. Somebody told this to me, not sure if accurate. Quote:1.6, 1.8, and dual 2.0 GHz "G5" (PPC 970) processors :o For $2999 and zero cents. Don't get me wrong, I admire a powerful machine, but can you say overkill? PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - Plasma - 06-24-2003 How is that overkill? It's still going to be 0wned by the Athlon 64. Re: PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - Piptol - 06-24-2003 Quote:Don't get me wrong, I admire a powerful machine, but can you say overkill? Quote:640K will be enough for everybodyNuff said? Re: PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - pr0gger - 06-24-2003 Quote:True, true...pr0gger Wrote:Don't get me wrong, I admire a powerful machine, but can you say overkill? PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - Ninkazu - 06-24-2003 It still won't be able to play Half-Life 2... PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - pr0gger - 06-24-2003 Quote:It still won't be able to play Half-Life 2...My point EXACTLY. No gamage, with an apple. PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - na_th_an - 06-24-2003 Well apples are not to play. Since I tried Photoshop, Freehand, and Logic Adio or Cubase on an Apple I felt in love. Trust me... apples are for food. - Agamemnus - 06-25-2003 anyways, can't you install win on apple? PPC 970 system specs leaked at Apple Store - Ninkazu - 06-25-2003 Quote:apples are for foodHmm, thinking of Microsoft makes the bite in the apple logo make so much more sense now.... Re: apples are for food. - na_th_an - 06-25-2003 Quote:anyways, can't you install win on apple? Nope. That's one of macs' strength points LOL In new Macs you use MacOSX, which is somewhat based on Linux. All M$ stuff is available though (MSOffice, MSIE, MSs hitPro...) |