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Mr. Anderson

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Ok, just more fuel for the fire, but the delivery dates are after WWDC - to me this is a smoking gun for the new 970 machines. :D

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D. come on now, I expected better of you ;)

i clicked on the "basic" 1.42 and it's 1 day. I did notice however that Quark has changed from 2-3 weeks, to 7-10 days......

maybe they're having trouble getting enough 9700 graphics cards or something, hence the delay
 
Originally posted by evoluzione
D. come on now, I expected better of you ;)

i clicked on the "basic" 1.42 and it's 1 day. I did notice however that Quark has changed from 2-3 weeks, to 7-10 days......

maybe they're having trouble getting enough 9700 graphics cards or something, hence the delay

If you go for the Ultimate config on the UK store (which includes the 9700), you get 2-4 days. Anyway there is still close to 2 weeks till Keynote, so that'd be early for those indications.

NicoMan
 
Ok, of course they have the standard ones ready to go - I've checked this before, the built to order ones *are* the indicator here.

They'll have some of those standard machines available after the announcement as well - but they're not going to manufacture any of the old machines.

Please, give me some credit here.

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Originally posted by Mr. Anderson
They'll have some of those standard machines available after the announcement as well - but they're not going to manufacture any of the old machines.

duke has a very valid point here.

Instead of custom building a new 1.42 machine, they will most likely take an existing stock machine and put in the custom parts.

Apple probably still has quite a large number of the old towers left, however, they are not going to keep building them (which is when customization normally occurs.)
 
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