Apple updates Mac Pro

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desiibond

desiibond

Bond, Desi Bond!
  • Intel's new 45nm quad-core Penryn Xeon 5400 (Stoakley) CPUs at up to 3.2GHz. The new 8-core config is $2,800
  • 2GB of 800MHz DDR2 RAM
  • ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT (256MB)
  • 320GB drive, 16x DVDRW
  • Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, (2) PCI Express 2.0, (2) PCI Express slots
  • That fancy new Apple keyboard they've been shipping with iMacs
Really a pity that bluray/HD-DVD drive is not included in this $3000 machine.
 
aryayush

aryayush

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Apple announces the new Mac Pro and Xserve

Apple announces the new Mac Pro and Xserve
Posted on Jan. 8, ’08, 6:55 AM PT by Aayush Arya
Category | Apple » News

*www.macuser.com/2008/01/08/macpro_20080108.jpg​

We now know why the Apple Store is down right now. Apple has, just a week before Macworld Expo, announced the immediate availability (as soon as the Store is back up, we presume) of a new Mac Pro tower that proudly boasts of having two of Intel’s spanking new 45 nanometer Quad-Core Xeon processors, a choice of high-end graphics cards from both ATI (the Radeon HD 2600 XT, 256MB) and NVIDIA (Quadro FX 5600) and a storage capacity of up to four terabytes. It looks exactly the same as it did a few hours ago though. The standard configuration is priced at $2,799.

The new Xserve, one of the least hyped products in the Apple line-up, can now be outfitted with two of the same 45 nanometer Quad-Core Xeon processors that now power the Mac Pro (though they are clocked at 3.0GHz, as opposed to the 3.2GHz processors of the Mac tower). The tech specs page reveals the capability to have up to 32GB of RAM at 800MHz, 3TB of hard drive space and two PCI Express 2.0 expansion slots. Read more...

[Via MacUser]
 
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desiibond

desiibond

Bond, Desi Bond!
hehe.

difference of thoughts between a user and macuser:
Intel's new 45nm quad-core Penryn Xeon 5400 (Stoakley) CPUs at up to 3.2GHz. The new 8-core config is $2,800
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a new Mac Pro tower that proudly boasts of having two of Intel’s spanking new 45 nanometer Quad-Core Xeon processors
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no offense meant above. I agree that it's one hell of a powerful machine, thanks to regular updates and confusion-less single model strategy.
 
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aryayush

aryayush

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The difference is between an author and a geek, actually. :p

When you're writing for a well read blog, you can't just throw in the specifications and be done with it. :)
 
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