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Photos: Apple's new Mac Pro & Xserve

Published: 14 Jan 2008 12:15 GMT

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Apple says it has doubled the power of its Xserve server by boosting its memory bandwith with a 1600MHz system bus and 800MHz memory. It also boasts 8-core processing power with Intel Xeon 'Harpertown' 5400 chips, 3TB of internal storage and 32GB of 800MHz memory.

The standard Xserve will cost £1,999 (inc. VAT).

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