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Now that 2004 is here what technological advances do you think we all are going to see or expect in computers ?

I am expecting AMD to hit 5ghz cpu line. GO AMD :loveyou:
 
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Oh, didn't know it did that, lol. Well, here were the specs for it:

• Dual 2.5GHz PowerPC G5
• 8GB DDR400 SDRAM (PC3200) - 8x1GB
• 2x250GB Serial ATA - 7200rpm
• NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL
• Apple Cinema Display (20" flat panel)
• AirPort Extreme Card
• Bluetooth Module
• 56k V.92 modem
• 8x SuperDrive (DVD-R/CD-RW)
• PCI-X Gigabit Ethernet Card
• Fibre Channel PCI-X Card (w/SFP-SFP cable)
• Apple Keyboard & Apple Mouse - U.S. English
• Mac OS X - U.S. English
• Mac OS X Server v10.3 (Unlimited-Client)
• Final Cut Express 2 preinstalled
• Keynote preinstalled
• APP for Power Mac (w/ or w/o display) - Enrollment Kit

And the total cost? $11,698.00

Nice, yes?
 
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Indeed... but... well... it's a mac...
And for that price I bet I can get a quad-Opteron graphic station with a Nvidia Quattro graphic card etc. etc.
 
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I want a dual 3.* with 8 gigs ram and able to dual boot linux and windows XP. One monitor would have Win and the other linux...
 
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roxihost.com said:
Now that 2004 is here what technological advances do you think we all are going to see or expect in computers ?

I am expecting AMD to hit 5ghz cpu line. GO AMD :loveyou:


*2005 u mean* ;)
 
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will7 said:
Oh, didn't know it did that, lol. Well, here were the specs for it:

• Dual 2.5GHz PowerPC G5
• 8GB DDR400 SDRAM (PC3200) - 8x1GB
• 2x250GB Serial ATA - 7200rpm
• NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL
• Apple Cinema Display (20" flat panel)
• AirPort Extreme Card
• Bluetooth Module
• 56k V.92 modem
• 8x SuperDrive (DVD-R/CD-RW)
• PCI-X Gigabit Ethernet Card
• Fibre Channel PCI-X Card (w/SFP-SFP cable)
• Apple Keyboard & Apple Mouse - U.S. English
• Mac OS X - U.S. English
• Mac OS X Server v10.3 (Unlimited-Client)
• Final Cut Express 2 preinstalled
• Keynote preinstalled
• APP for Power Mac (w/ or w/o display) - Enrollment Kit

And the total cost? $11,698.00

Nice, yes?

Everyone a good computer for the price of your car ;)

If I wanted I could probabally somehow get a computer with 1TB ram. And I'll do that as soon as I win the lottery..... 20 times.....
 
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Was merely stating it was a good PC. Not saying it's the best in the world - or the cheapest. Just an above average one.
 
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will7 said:
Oh, didn't know it did that, lol. Well, here were the specs for it:

• Dual 2.5GHz PowerPC G5
• 8GB DDR400 SDRAM (PC3200) - 8x1GB
• 2x250GB Serial ATA - 7200rpm
• NVIDIA GeForce 6800 Ultra DDL
• Apple Cinema Display (20" flat panel)
• AirPort Extreme Card
• Bluetooth Module
• 56k V.92 modem
• 8x SuperDrive (DVD-R/CD-RW)
• PCI-X Gigabit Ethernet Card
• Fibre Channel PCI-X Card (w/SFP-SFP cable)
• Apple Keyboard & Apple Mouse - U.S. English
• Mac OS X - U.S. English
• Mac OS X Server v10.3 (Unlimited-Client)
• Final Cut Express 2 preinstalled
• Keynote preinstalled
• APP for Power Mac (w/ or w/o display) - Enrollment Kit

And the total cost? $11,698.00

Nice, yes?


:lala: almost sexual lol, why would you need the airport card though lol when u got 1gb eth0?


I want a dual 3.* with 8 gigs ram and able to dual boot linux and windows XP. One monitor would have Win and the other linux...

means you would need too boxes, dual boot doesnt mean load two oses at the same time and windows xp only supports 4gb ram.
 
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