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Power Mac G5 Desktops - iPods and iPod accessories

Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9031LL/A (1.80-GHz PowerPC G5, 512 MB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)  

Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9031LL/A (1.80-GHz PowerPC G5, 512 MB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)

By Apple Computer
  • 900MHz Frontside Bus
  • 160GB Serial ATA Hard Drive
  • SuperDrive - 4x DVD-R / 8x DVD Read / 16x CD-R / 10x CD-RW / 32x CD Read
  • NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 Ultra graphics with 64MB of DDR memory
  • 10/100/1000BASE-T Ethernet
Apple Computer PowerMac G4-867MHZ 128MB 60GB SUPERDRIVE-CDRW/DVDR GB ENET 56K
 
List Price: $2,100.00
Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9393LL/A (Dual 1.8-GHz PowerPC G5, 512 MB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)  

Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9393LL/A (Dual 1.8-GHz PowerPC G5, 512 MB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)

By Apple Computer
  • All of today¿s 32-bit applications benefit from the faster processor and high-bandwidth architecture of the Power Mac G5
  • Testing Final Cut Pro 4.1 demonstrates the industry-leading performance possible on the Power Mac G5
  • The dual 2 GHz and dual 1.8 GHz Power Mac G5 systems can play up to seven simultaneous standard definition (SD) video streams
  • When rendering a complete project containing multiple effects and filters, the dual 2GHz Power Mac G5 was 19% faster than a dual Xeon-based PC
Billed by Apple as "a breakthrough in desktop processing power", the new dual CPU Power Mac G5 series represents the state of the art in Apple desktop technology and is clearly designed for discriminating individuals who simply won't settle for anything less than the very best. This model, the Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9393LL/A, offers many of the benefits of the extraordinary top-of-the-line Power Mac G5 Desktop M9032LL/A, but with slightly slower processing and graphics power and a substantially more affordable price point.

Driven by not one but two 1.8 GHz Power PC G5 processors (each operating at 64-bit rather than the industry standard 32-bit), 512 MB ultra-fast PC3200 DDR SDRAM memory per processor (expandable to a gargantuan 8 GB!), a sizzling 900 MHz frontside bus, and a 64 ...

 
List Price: $2,194.99
Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9032LL/A (Dual 2.0-GHz PowerPC G5, 512 MB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)  

Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9032LL/A (Dual 2.0-GHz PowerPC G5, 512 MB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)

By Apple Computer
  • 2.0 GHz PowerPC G5 Processor
  • 512 MB DDR SDRAM
  • 160 GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive
  • Mac OSX Panther 10.3, iLife (including iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie and iDVD), QuickBooks for Mac New User Edition, FAXstf, SArt Directors Toolkit
  • Microsoft Office v.X Test DriveFileMaker Pro Trial, OmniGraffle, OmniOutliner, GraphicConverter, QuickTime, iChat Safari
  • Sherlock, Address Book, iCal, iSync, DVD Player, Mail EarthLink, Acrobat Reader, Classic enviroment and Apple Developer Tools
Apple Computer PowerMac G4-867MHZ 128MB 60GB SUPERDRIVE-CDRW/DVDR GB ENET 56K
 
List Price: $2,494.99
Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9020LL/A (1.60-GHz PowerPC G5, 256 MB RAM, 80 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)  

Apple Power Mac G5 Desktop M9020LL/A (1.60-GHz PowerPC G5, 256 MB RAM, 80 GB Hard Drive, DVD-R/CD-RW Drive)

By Apple Computer
  • 1.60-GHz PowerPC G5
  • 256 MB RAM (Memory)
  • 80 GB Hard Drive
  • DVD-R/CD-RW Drive
Apple Computer PowerMac G4-867MHZ 128MB 60GB SUPERDRIVE-CDRW/DVDR GB ENET 56K
 
List Price: $1,594.99
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