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  1. The new BIG dog

    * Dual-2.7GHz
    o 512K L2 cache per processor
    o Dual 1.35GHz frontside buses
    o 512MB PC3200 DDR SDRAM (8GB max.)
    o 250GB Serial ATA Hard Drive
    o 256MB DDR SDRAM ATI Radeon 9650 video card

    http://www.thinksecret.com/news/0504macs.html
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    Rumor sites, yawn. I don't see how they benefit the Mac community other than providing cheap, it-gets-old-quick entertainment.
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  4. no no no. cheap FREE entertainment. you should see the thread at MacNN on this. some of it is actually interesting to read as you leand more about various components, etec.

    But Im waiting for the Giga Processors!

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  5. ...all that for the low low price of $4000...
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  6. cheap at the price!
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    Originally Posted by rotuts
    you should see the thread at MacNN on this. some of it is actually interesting to read as you leand more about various components, etec.
    MacNN (et.al.) can quickly become redundantly noisy, reminding me of this unforgettable comment someone made while observing an abnormally large group of people fussing over something which clearly didn't deserve so much attention:

    How many monkeys does it take to f*ck a football?

    Visual imagery enhances its impact.

    Oh, and for the heavy dung-hurling there's always MacDailyNews.
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  8. Originally Posted by sjk
    Rumor sites, yawn. I don't see how they benefit the Mac community other than providing cheap, it-gets-old-quick entertainment.
    Well if Apple bothers to sue them again... I assume they are correct again 8)
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  9. Looks like there are right. Look what's on Amazon today No price.
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  10. I wonder what 16X DL DVD recorder it is? I have a Pioneer 109. It would be nice to have native drivers for it in Tiger, but I haven't heard from anyone yet if they're there. Will this increase (or not effect) the likelyhood of iDVD 5 burning 8G projects?
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  11. LOL looks like Apple has amazon "correct" the listing. It is blank now....
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  12. Maybe they should sue them.
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    just announced on Dealmac this morning.
    Good job breaking the news Dan!!


    still wouldn't trade my Dual G4 for one, but they're nice....
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  14. Originally Posted by willrob
    will this increase (or not effect) the likelyhood of iDVD 5 burning 8G projects?
    I found the answer today in the new G5 specs:

    "Double-layer Drive

    The 16x SuperDrive built into every dual-processor Power Mac G5 now supports double-layer (DVD+R DL) discs. While single-layer DVD-R discs hold up to 4.7GB of data, double-layer discs have two layers of data, allowing the SuperDrive laser to read and write on either layer, almost doubling the storage to 8.5GB. Using iDVD — included on every Power Mac G5 — or DVD Studio Pro, you can author discs with over three hours of MPEG-2 video on one DVD+R DL disc. If you work with high-definition video, use the SuperDrive to burn double-layer discs with more room for high-bit-rate H.264 video."

    I havene't tried an 8G project in iDVD, so I'm not sure if Tiger is required to do this. But one of the new G5's doesn't ship with Tiger and Apple still makes this claim for it. Still no idea which 16X drive it is.
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