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Apple Power Mac G5 (M9031LL/A) Mac Desktop
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Price Range $0 - $0 Product Description The Power Mac G5 is the world's fastest personal computer and the first with a 64-bit processor - which means it breaks the 4 gigabyte barrier and can use up to 8 gigabytes of main memory. The new G5 processor - available at speeds up to dual 2GHz with a new ultrahigh-bandwidth system architecture featuring AGP 8X and PCI-X - makes the Power Mac G5 a breakthrough in desktop processing power.
Unbelievable! Until next month!
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Written By funkyfc Date Written Nov 27 2003 Summary I have been an Apple fan my entire life. I bought an Apple IIc when I was a kid and have used an Apple my entire life (except for that brief college experiment with the PC). Currently, I have the last beige tower G3 and a new... Strength Speed and non-existent noise. Weakness Expensive. Programs not optimized for G5 yet. Only one optical drive. Bottom Line Great speed and quality machine. Well built and thoughtfully designed. Will make you happy for at least a few years. "I have come home..."
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Written By bslbarnes Date Written Feb 08 2004 Summary I am a visual communications grad who worked on Mac's all through college to come out and use windows based machines in the real world. Well I have a killer dual 1.6 AMD machine with dual 17's but every other day I am trouble shooting the OS (windows... Strength superdrive,OS10.3/Unix,super super quiet,great apps,a completely polished machine, an Auston Martin DB7 of Pc's Weakness 1 superdrive,super expensive machine, and you still have to get apps What can I say... It is a MAC!!!
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Written By carvava Date Written Nov 24 2004 Summary My company has three of these fantastic machines. I was a Windows user until I switched. As for the G5... The speed is awesome. I have no waiting for the machine to do anything. The rendering of graphics is so quick, I do not have time to stare... Strength Everything!!!! Weakness Price.. A little much.. But worth it!!! Very powerful machine. Push it to it's limits.
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Written By howieandmegan Date Written Nov 12 2003 Summary I'm a long-time Mac user. My last Mac was a PowerMac 7500/100 which is still running after eight years. We decided on this model because it has the middle processor speed and it has the better PCI slots. We're using it for home use, so it didn't need to b... Strength Great speed, great software, great value if you use all of the software. Weakness Takes time to get used to OS X.  |
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