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  • This is more around chip making technology and not a particular bus or protocol. They are talking about advanced ways to etch transistors on the chip.
  • Didn't Nick dePlume recently post to these boards saying he had some 970 info that he was going to post? He was going to check his sources or something like that. Did he give a time frame of when that would happen? Maybe June 23 I don't mean …
  • Quote: Originally posted by rickag Thank heaven for search engines on web boards. The elusive roadmap What is with the teeth?
  • It must be ready to be shipped. How else can they have a picture?
    in 970 die photo Comment by kurt May 2003
  • This may be off topic but I'll post it anyway. IBM is supposed to be releasing other processors in the 970 family. They publically stated the 970 is the first. In the past they have seemed to be a little more forthcoming with information abou…
  • Quote: Originally posted by gar wow, now that's a lot of money per unit, sold... uhm...think, think, think: $ 2,500.00 a piece. makes me curious: what had apple spent on development etc. for the cube? I am sure it was nowhere near that …
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by jccbin Apple may not reveal the TBA items until the WWDC keynote, if then. Remember, technically, this is all subject to NDA - meaning they don't have to reveal the TBA content publicly to anyone NOT attending WWDC. …
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by Lemon Bon Bon It's different this time. I doubt IBM just decided to make the 970 with no roadmap. Other cpus will come. Lemon Bon Bon Could this have anything to do with your statement? "PowerPC 970…
  • Quote: Originally posted by NETROMac Pallets are covered with the opaque and sealed film. There are above stickers with following information: "tamper proof seal, confidential property inside, prosecution may result if opened by unauthor…
  • Quote: Originally posted by bjpirt how about this? Almost there :-) I could see Steve using this just because it is pretty cool and the Star Trek reference. The G5 in a Star Trek case.
  • 1994 First World Wide Web Conference opened at CERN The first International WWW Conference opened at CERN, the European Particle Physics Lab in Geneva, on May 25, 1994. The two-day conference was heavily oversubscribed: Some eight hundre…
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by NETROMac [ May 21 1927, Lindbergh Lands In Paris: American pilot Charles A. Lindbergh lands at Le Bourget Field in Paris, successfully completing the first solo, nonstop transatlantic flight and the first ever n…
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003
  • Maybe Apple is just making up for the weak dollar and is offering a sale price rather than a permanent reduction in the price. Someone was complaining that the Macs were alot more expensive in Canada because of the exchange rate.
  • Quote: Originally posted by Tomb of the Unknown 3) The Matrix: Neo: "What is the truth?" Boy: "There is no spoon." Thanks, I was trying to figure out the spoon reference.
  • Quote: Originally posted by NETROMac I don't know about moki. I think he has been a little more "enigmatic" than usually lately He did flat out deny it. I would have hoped he would have at least given a good government, "No comment", or "I…
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003
  • I would think that some of the developers going to WWDC would have already seen a 970. Unless Apple doesn't seed machines anymore. They may be under a heavy NDA but if the machines are going to be released soon, they should have some out there tes…
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003
  • No, never. They have reached their physical maximum. Any faster and the bits would start flying off the edge. It is hard enough keeping them on now. Why do you think they are all horizontial instead of vertical? Gravity would pull off the bits …
  • Sorry, no trivia for the day.
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003
  • Quote: Originally posted by moki No, he doesn't (but he wishes he did) Oh, well. I thought it might be true. You were quiet on these forums for a while. If you think the benchmarks are bogus, do you think they are close to real li…
  • Quote: Originally posted by Brian Green What I wish they'd do is come up with a virtual browsing method whereby we could virtually walk through an exhibit and see all the cool stuff. We could also see sales presentations, and even read literatur…
    in Wwdc Comment by kurt May 2003