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Apple announced the GeForce 4 Titanium for the Power Mac G4 -- beginning next month.

Delivered on a AGP 4X card containing 128MB of double data rate
(DDR) SDRAM, the GeForce4 Titanium processor renders incredibly lifelike
content and special effects such as real-time character animation and amazing
surface details never before seen on a personal computer.

- 87 million triangles per second and 4.9 billion textured pixels per second to
perform over 1.23 trillion operations per second.

- Both ADC and DVI connectors

- included DVI->VGA adapter

- $250 extra on 933, Dual 1GHz machines

- $350 extra on 800 Mhz models

- Upgrade kit available for $399.

Update: This link indicates there was an "error" from in the previous press release.

hmm.... error? or released too early?

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