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jefhatfield

Retired
Original poster
Jul 9, 2000
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for me, see ultimate laptop

i hate clutter;)

but xserve isn't bad as long as i could stash it away somewhere
 

BenderBot1138

macrumors 6502
Oct 28, 2002
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Ultimate Desktop...

Since it hasn't been said yet... High Definition Display on every machine.

:cool:

Oh yea, almost forgot the most important thing: It would have an autographed picture of Steve Jobs with it, and a confirmation that one will be sent to benixau because he wants one too... :D he just doesn't want to admit it.
 

Nipsy

macrumors 65816
Jan 19, 2002
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I've contemplated the Xserve as a workstation, but the noise (much more the a MDD) wouldn't work.

Also, I would likely need more PCI slots than it has.

I'm sticking with the MDD Dual 867 until 970s are ironed out.
 

Mr. Anderson

Moderator emeritus
Nov 1, 2001
22,568
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Standard 3 monitor support, no extra card for the third monitor. 8 CPUs and all of them very fast, 3 GHz+. Terrabyte of data storage and a very fast bus. 4 Gig RAM capacity.

Not much really :D

D
 

WannabeSQ

macrumors 6502
Oct 24, 2002
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Well, just like my modular laptop, I think we need modular desktops. the PCI bus should be entirely modular. You order the number of PCI slots you want, and if you want more, buy a new module. You should be able to buy as many pairs of processors you want, and even a single processor for the low end. Start out with a dual 2ghz, and if you need more power, buy another 2 2ghz processors etc. The case would also be modular, so if you got the minimum configuration, it would basically be a cube, but with the ability to expand to a 8 processor super station.
 

AssassinOfGates

macrumors 6502
Jul 17, 2002
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A cardboard box.
17" imac, AO5 dvd-r drive, 52x24x52 cd-rw (all in the base mind you), AGP expansion, radeon 9700, 240 gig HD, t3 connection, 5.1 sound, some case mod somehow, 4 3GHz cpus by IBM or AMD, and some hack to make it double as a true PC for games, horrid as that may sound. All for $500

So sue me. :D

EDIT: and extended desktop capability
 

Wano

macrumors 6502
Oct 23, 2002
487
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PowerMac
dual G5 1.5Ghz processors
2GB DDR SDRAM
1x80GB hard drive, 2x120GB hard drives
256mb DDR SDRAM video card with dual monitor support
superdrive+combo
airport card with base station

2x19" apple lcd studio display
ez keyboard for FCP
Sound sticks and iSub
 
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