<strong>Yikes, Yosemite, Quicksilver, and the rest of them came from Apple. This one is apparently called Mirored Drive Doors. There is your answer.</strong><hr></blockquote>
"Mirrored Drive Doors" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, and it's just a bland description -- no personality or character. You're sure this is an official Apple code name? I'd expect Apple to use something like "Luminance" or "Albuquerque" or "Voltaire".
I like to think of these new Power Macs as "Yikes II" or "Son of Yikes" -- with the hopeful implication that, falling short of being what they should have been due to supply problems, they'll be a model with a short life span soon to be replaced with something better.
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Yikes, Yosemite, Quicksilver, and the rest of them came from Apple. This one is apparently called Mirored Drive Doors. There is your answer.
You need to open a thread for that?
<strong>Yikes, Yosemite, Quicksilver, and the rest of them came from Apple. This one is apparently called Mirored Drive Doors. There is your answer.</strong><hr></blockquote>
"Mirrored Drive Doors" doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, and it's just a bland description -- no personality or character. You're sure this is an official Apple code name? I'd expect Apple to use something like "Luminance" or "Albuquerque" or "Voltaire".
I like to think of these new Power Macs as "Yikes II" or "Son of Yikes" -- with the hopeful implication that, falling short of being what they should have been due to supply problems, they'll be a model with a short life span soon to be replaced with something better.
[ 08-17-2002: Message edited by: shetline ]</p>
MDD
Hoover
Because of the air intakes
(and the connotations...)
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