Thread: xbox 360 and macs
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Old 15-05-2005, 01:02   #8
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Re: xbox 360 and macs
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Originally Posted by scastle
Agree with about the RAM and GFX cards, but the current G5 range comes with a 250 Gig SATA drive as standard. The iMacs, eMacs and mini mac come with 80 Gig 7200 RPM ata drive.
A 250Gig SATA disc is about £80 inc VAT these days, so it's not as if that is a hugely expensive component. Apple has to put a big drive in at the beginning, because unlike PCs you can't just buy 2 or 3 HDs later on and put them in the case. Most off the shelf PCs come with 160Gig SATA drives these days anyway.
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