Apple mac g5 2.7ghz Bluetooth#
Bluetooth 2.0 is the higher-speed version of the wireless connectivity standard used for cell phones, handheld computers, printers and other peripherals. The 30-inch display remains priced at $2,999.īoger noted that the new Power Mac G5s can also be optionally configured with an internal Bluetooth 2.0 module and antenna. As per title, Power Mac G5 2.7GHZ DP, working just fine one day, powered off and unplugged. Lower prices on its 20- and 23-inch Cinema and Cinema HD displays the prices have been dropped to $799 and $1,499 - $200 and $300 less than before, respectively. “This, combined with the lower prices of our Cinema Displays that we also announced today, offers our customers a better value,” Boger told MacCentral. Previous Power Mac G5 systems could only work with the 30-inch display if their graphics cards were upgraded to more expensive models that blocked the PCI slot that lies next to the AGP video card slot on the Power Mac’s motherboard, according to Tom Boger, Apple’s Director of Power Mac product marketing.
Outfitted with one single-link and one dual-link DVI connector, the graphics card included with the 2.7GHz model can drive one of Apple’s 30-inch Cinema HD displays. Again, 512MB RAM is standard and is expandable to 8GB, and this system ships with an ATI Radeon 9650 graphics card equipped with 256MB VRAM. A 16x SuperDrive is also standard, and for additional expansion, the system includes three open 64-bit PCI-X slots - one is clocked at 133MHz and the others are 100MHz.Īpple’s high-end dual-processor Power Mac G5 configuration is clocked at 2.7GHz with a frontside bus working at 1.35GHz per processor. Its frontside bus is clocked at 1.15GHz per processor, and it ships with 250GB of storage, 512MB RAM expandable to 8GB, and ATI Radeon 9600 graphics card with 128MB VRAM.
The dual 2.0GHz system features three 33MHz 64-bit PCI slots.Īpple’s new mid-range Power Mac G5 system is a dual-processor model clocked at 2.3GHz. A 160GB hard disk is now standard twice the capacity of the system the dual 2.0GHz replaces. The system ships with ATI Radeon 9600 graphics equipped with 128MB VRAM the card features two single-link DVI ports compatible with Apple 20- and 23-inch Cinema and Cinema HD displays. 512MB RAM is standard (its predecessor shipped with 256MB RAM), and 4GB is the maximum capacity. While the price remains the same at $1,999, Apple’s basic dual-processor system uses processors clocked at 2.0GHz, up from 1.8GHz, with a frontside bus now clocked at 1GHz per processor, up from 900MHz.
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