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| | E-NOTES, JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2004: Power Mac G5 |
 | | With up to 512 megabytes of high-speed 400MHz DDR SDRAM standard, the Power Mac G5 is capable of running massive calculations, 3-D modeling, video editing, and other data-intensive operations entirely in RAM, without accessing hard drive resources. |
 | | The Power Mac G5 Technology Overview further asserted that "Mac G5 users will realize performance gains in media streaming, video editing, real-time effects, audio synthesis, image processing, 3D rendering, numerical analysis, and physical modeling." And once the PowerMac G5 became available in August, even many skeptics agreed. |
 | | The AMD Athlon 64 was released around the same time as the G5, though it did not receive as much publicity in the popular press as the G5 did. |
| uis.georgetown.edu /publications/enotes/janfeb04/power.mac.g5.html (700 words) |
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