Well, that was before the June Worldwide Developers Conference 2003 in San Francisco. Power users can now salivate over the G5 line of Power Macs, built around IBM’s PowerPC 970 chip. Macs have lagged behind Windows/Intel boxes in sheer power for the past couple of years. Now, the horsepower wars are back.
The mean-looking G5s are the computing world’s first 64-bit desktop machines and come closer to Wintel machines in clock speeds, with 1.6 GHz, 1.8 and dual processor 2 GHz models. (Apple CEO Steve Jobs promised 3 GB speeds within a year.)
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