New Xserve...

[legion]

I don't think I've seen this mentioned yet but there is the new Xserve (released without much fanfare) Not much of an upgrade, but curious none the less. Also, I would guess this lends to the belief that there will be no G5 in PowerBooks anytime soon ('cause if there was a way to saddle one of those into something "slim" it would have shown up in an Xserve)

Still, the Xserve is a great looking piece of hardware, but alas, it's not going to win any performance awards anytime soon....

[MacsRgr8]

What's new about them?

[Nermal]

Are you sure they're updated? Apple's spec page says they were last updated in February.

[legion]

I'm going by the Sept '03 issue of MacWorld (which covers the minor changes made.)

Link below:

http://www.macworld.com/2003/09/reviews/xserve/

[shecky]

hey, they are new. when did that happen?

http://www.apple.com/xserve/

[OutThere]

How odd, out of no where too. Lol. Its good though, that they were updated. :-D

[MacUser1]

this is pretty old news, they've had a slot-load drive for awhile now

[MacsRgr8]

Originally posted by MacUser1
this is pretty old news, they've had a slot-load drive for awhile now

Yeah, I have no idea why Apple calls them the "new" Xserves.....
Still can't find out what's so new :confused:

[bobindashadows]

Uhh.... if I'm not mistaken, these are months, months old, from around the time we got the 1.42's.

MacWorld and MacAddict just seem to take their time to review this stuff. They reviewed a new eMac like 3 months late. I think it's because they're in economic trouble and can't afford all the goodies... :( Or does Apple ship them the stuff¿

[MacsRgr8]

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