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The 1st Dual 2.0GHz G5 PowerMac Arrives?

Xlr8yourmac.com posts a reader email claiming to have received his Dual 2.0GHz PowerMac. The reader has subsequently sent in photos as well as an Apple System Profile report. Further tests/benchmarks pending.

If true, this would represent one of the first Dual G5 2.0GHz machines to be shipped to an individual.

[Ed note: The G5 photo gallery at the top of Xlr8yourmac.com is unrelated to this story. Once at Xlr8yourmac.com, scroll down to "Reader reports his EDU order Dual G5 arrived"]

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