a *lot* it lays the groundwork for every G3 and G4 Mac going forwards to the very end, so its quite exciting to see
since after the initial round of new world Grackle machines, every G3 and G4 was some form of Uninorth based
there was Uninorth 1 (Clamshell, Pismo, first TiBooks, slot loading iMacs, Sawtooth, Cube and GigE) uninorth 1.5 (later TiBooks the DA/QS) Uninorth 2 (MDD/Xserve) all used with varying versions/revisions of the keyLargo south bridge, and then there was Pangea and Intrepid/Intrepid2 which where all in one Uninorth+keylargo rolled into one ASIC for portables/consumer machines, Pandgea was first, PC SDRAM based, used on snow iBook G3's early eMacs and iMac G4's, Intrepid was DDR based used on all the AlBook G4's Mac Mini, later eMac's and iMac G4's etc, Intrepid2 is DDR2 based, only used on the DLSDs