More PowerMac G5 Details...
ThinkSecret adds to their previous report on upcoming PowerMac G5s.
According to the rumor site, the innards of the PowerMacs will not be dramatically improved. No PCI-X 2.0 or PCI Express slots. No Blue-Ray support, and only single-core PowerPC 970FX processors -- and not the 970MP processors that has been long hoped for.
ThinkSecret places PowerMac, eMac and iMac updates in the next "two weeks".
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