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Rackmount Specs Leaked?

JoeK provides us with this MacNytt.com link which claims to have Apple rackmount specs, codenamed High Fidelity:

* 1U rack mounting

* 2x G4/1 GHz (might be of newer type than those of today)

* 2 GB DDR RAM

* 2x 64-bit PCI slots

* 2x Gigabit Ethernet

* 4x hotswappable UltraATA100 120 GB hard drives

* USB

* 800 Mbps FireWire

* Console port

* VGA port


(translated by aggemam)

Only hours left to see....

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