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It seems Apple developers have been sent the Apple kit to start developing on, according to Bit-Tech
Well it seems like these things will be lightening....being that just the 3.6GHz 660 is faster running some apps than the Dual Core 2.7GHz Apple G5 rig.
Imagine the speed with a 3.0GHz + Dual Core Rig!
Seems like Apple considered AMD too, but AMD's production was the main issue...not as reliable as Intel
Good news:
Pretty w00t if you ask me
Also seems as though you can plug pretty much any GPU in there...as long as the card maker makes the drivers...could it be we see a G6 Mac with a 7800GTx or r520?? Now that's something to seriously think about
All in all...they are giving me more hope than I had
Full article @ Bit-Tech
Bit-Tech said:The hardware specs of the kit, which is housed in a G5 case, is confirmed as:
* Intel 660 processor (3.6GHz, single core, 64-bit)
* 'Barracuda' motherboard (800MHz bus)
* 1GHz DDR2 533MHz RAM
* Intel GMA 900 graphics
* SATA 2 hard drive
Well it seems like these things will be lightening....being that just the 3.6GHz 660 is faster running some apps than the Dual Core 2.7GHz Apple G5 rig.
Imagine the speed with a 3.0GHz + Dual Core Rig!
Seems like Apple considered AMD too, but AMD's production was the main issue...not as reliable as Intel

Good news:
name='"Bit-Tech"' said:It's possible, right now, to run Windows on the hardware, since it's all standard kit. Apple have hinted in the past that this feature wouldn't be disabled if people wanted to set it up - which could make Apple hardware a killer dual-booting rig.
Pretty w00t if you ask me

Also seems as though you can plug pretty much any GPU in there...as long as the card maker makes the drivers...could it be we see a G6 Mac with a 7800GTx or r520?? Now that's something to seriously think about

All in all...they are giving me more hope than I had

Full article @ Bit-Tech