i think not. this is hoping the quad cores will reduce in price.
Does any machine Apple delivers ACTUALLY live up to the "reality distortion field"? #
By KeithPosted Wednesday 4th April 2007 17:13 GMT
So far as I've seen, Apple likes to make outrageous claims about the power and design of their hardware. However, most of the readers of this site could build their own system with essentially the same parts for a lower price.
I suppose what I'm saying is that I don't accept the concept of branding as a value-added service.
By John MolloyPosted Wednesday 4th April 2007 19:44 GMT
At last a machine that can run Vista properly!
Where's the Mac Pro the rest of us are waiting for? #
By Anonymous CowardPosted Thursday 5th April 2007 12:51 GMT
More cores is nice and all that, but what about those sick of Microsoft and are looking for a Mac desktop who a) have a couple monitors and don't want another b) aren't interested in a bunch of laptop components and c) don't want to waste the money or electricity on a server class system?
I'll buy a Mac Mini if I have to and if they ever update it to a Core 2 but I'd much prefer a Mac Pro with desktop motherboard/CPU/RAM.
Comments on: Apple announces octo-core Mac Pro
nearly double the price means double the speed? #
By skim Posted Wednesday 4th April 2007 16:22 GMT
Does any machine Apple delivers ACTUALLY live up to the "reality distortion field"? #
By Keith Posted Wednesday 4th April 2007 17:13 GMT
Ummm...some real world price comparisons #
By Rob Dunford Posted Wednesday 4th April 2007 19:30 GMT
Apple to Microsoft's Rescue #
By John Molloy Posted Wednesday 4th April 2007 19:44 GMT
Where's the Mac Pro the rest of us are waiting for? #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Thursday 5th April 2007 12:51 GMT