Apple revamps G5 lines
Published: 28 Apr 2005 09:00 BST
Apple on Wednesday introduced upgraded models in its Power Mac G5 desktop series.
The new Power Mac G5 systems have up to 8GB of 400MHz DDR SDRAM and graphics card support of up to 256MB of video memory, the company said. The G5 line has featured 64-bit processors for about two years.
The top model in the series has two 2.7GHz processors, each with an independent 1.35GHz front-side bus for bandwidth of up to 21.6GBps, it said. The computer, which supports Apple's 30-inch cinema high-definition display, comes with a 250GB hard drive and starts at £1,999.
Prices start at £999 for lower-end systems with a single 1.8GHz G5 processor and a 80GB hard drive, Apple said.
The machines, due this week, will come loaded with Apple's Tiger operating system, which will be officially released Friday.
The new Power Macs' 16x SuperDrives can burn up to 8.5GB on a single DVD, Apple said.
Separately, the company announced lower prices for its wide-screen, flat-panel Cinema Displays. The 20-inch model is now priced at £549, while the 23-inch one will sell for £1,049. The 30-inch Cinema HD Display is available for £2,099.
All prices in this article are inclusive of VAT.
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