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Rumour sites are reporting potential new macs in 7-10 days.
So dont buy one in the next two weeks unless apple announces something.
These rumours are credible.
http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=3459
There is no availability off power macs at the apple store for 7-10 days.
Someone has posted pages from a new mac service manual on a french apple site
http://macbidouille.com/niouzcontenu...004-06-04#8710
In english
http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=474
this is a quote from a user comment on:Quote:
. G5's will launch at the WWDC (not any earlier) - apparently all models as dual systems. Configurations:
Base: 1.8 GHz Dual - $1,999 (currently 1.6 GHz single at $1,799)
Mid: 2.4 GHz Dual - $2,499 (currently 1.8 GHz Dual at $2,499)
High: 3.0 GHz Dual - $2,999 (currently 2.0 GHz Dual at $2,999)
The base system will begin shipping immediately, while the mid-range configuration will not be launching until mid-July. The high-end system will not be shipping until late July/early August - or whenever the IBM stockpile reaches enough to meet demand... Of course Steve will say "... and the Dual 3.0 GHz PowerMac's will be shipping in one month."
http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=3459
All rumours are not verified.
I get no preview from apple of any future products.
I know about them the day apple releases them
not just yet they arent.
Delivery date is listed as 'JULY', which means august or later for the rest of us.
Only the dual 2.5 Ghz you have to wait for. If dual 2Ghz is enough for you, you just saved 500 dollars, got an 8x superdrive, and can get the new vides cards (even though you lose a PCI slot). They ship in 1-3 days.
i already have a dual 2.
i want something faster.
The new 2.5Ghz should be released next week. It apperantly have watercooling. Wonder have that would work on the road?
you will need to learn plumbing.
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The dual 2.5GHz Power Mac G5 features an innovative liquid cooling system that?s more efficient than a traditional heat sink. This system provides a continuous flow of thermally conductive fluid that transfers heat from the processors as they work harder. The heated fluid then flows through a radiant grille, where air passing over cooling fins returns the fluid to its original temperature
I have bought a pair of rubber gloves (just to be prepared)Quote:
Originally Posted by samsc