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Are you buying a Mac Pro immediately?

  • I'm buying a Mac Pro before it comes out of Steve Job's Mouth

    Votes: 7 20.6%
  • I'll wait for Rev B

    Votes: 6 17.6%
  • Do you think I can afford it????? NO.

    Votes: 21 61.8%

  • Total voters
    34
  • Poll closed .

Danksi

macrumors 68000
Oct 3, 2005
1,554
0
Nelson, BC. Canada
I'm waiting to see what's announced and how much the entry level model will cost.

My iMac G5 has served me well, however I'm interested in running Windows XP through Parallels/BootCamp and additional hard drive/expansion slots (two hard drive spaces in the existing G5 is not enough).

I have a buyer for my iMac G5 and some funds, so I'm pretty much set to go.
 

MovieCutter

macrumors 68040
May 3, 2005
3,342
2
Washington, DC
Must...render....faster......I got the money from the sale of my Quad in a very handsome warchest...bring on the top of the line Mac Pro BABY!!!!
 

p0intblank

macrumors 68030
Sep 20, 2005
2,548
2
New Jersey
I would LOVE one, but I don't need it... yet. My PowerBook is a great computer. It may not be as fast as the new Intel machines, but it's definitely chugging along. :)

That doesn't mean I am not looking forward to seeing them being introduced... because I am. And I can't wait! :D
 

imacintel

macrumors 68000
Mar 12, 2006
1,581
0
First of all, even G5s are out of my price range.

Plus I am not interested. Maybe my next machine.

Fact: Without diplays, a G5 can cost $20000 USD and up.
 

Oryan

macrumors 6502a
Apr 1, 2005
595
0
Lincoln, NE
As much as I would like the latest Mac, I'm going to hold on to my G5 and build my own Core 2 Duo Vista/Linux system within the next year. You can never have too many computers. :)

imacintel said:
Fact: Without diplays, a G5 can cost $20000 USD and up.
No, that's the price with two 30 inchers.
 

iMeowbot

macrumors G3
Aug 30, 2003
8,634
0
xfiftyfour said:
:eek: :confused: did you add an extra 0 in there?

Add in all the toys: 16GB ECC RAM, X Swerver unlimited clients, wireless, modem, fancy Quadro FX card, 1TB of disk, and Applecare, and you really do top $18K without a display.
 

xfiftyfour

macrumors 68030
Apr 14, 2006
2,573
0
Clemson, SC
iMeowbot said:
Add in all the toys: 16GB ECC RAM, X Swerver unlimited clients, wireless, modem, fancy Quadro FX card, 1TB of disk, and Applecare, and you really do top $18K without a display.
well sure but who would buy 16GB of RAM from Apple :p

no, I guess if that's what he meant - maxing the system out completely from Apple, then it does get close to 20k. seems a silly comment to make though.
 

mduser63

macrumors 68040
Nov 9, 2004
3,042
31
Salt Lake City, UT
I have the money (that's unusual for me!), and could do it, but won't. I got an iMac middle of June, and already have a perfectly usable Power Mac G5. When it's time to upgrade my Power Mac, which will be when it will no longer run the latest version of FCS, I'll get an Intel Power Mac, but not until then.
 

Koodauw

macrumors 68040
Nov 17, 2003
3,952
197
Madison
I won't be jumping right in, but the plan atm is to pick one up in October-ish. I have no qualms about a Rev. A.
 
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