You're right, it is technically a Quicksilver. I meant it wasn't a
Quicksilver 2002. Those came out in Feb. 02. I know you weren't
applying that level of specificity. I just jumped the gun when you
said 02.. sorry. Technically, after Feb. 02 they are a Quicksilver
02 and run at 800, 933 and 1G.
On Sep 29, 2005, at 11:50 AM, Stan Earl wrote:
According to Low End Mac this machine fits the definition for a
QuickSilver. see <http://www.lowendmac.com/ppc/quicksilver.html>
It followed the Graphite G4 model ("same shape and accessible side-
door") and was the first in a case with a "shinier silver finish."
from MacHome October 2001 page 12.
Apple also uses the term for this model:
"This article contains the technical specifications for the Power
Mac G4 (QuickSilver) computer introduced 2001-07.
Technical Specifications
Microprocessor
733 MHz or 867 MHz PowerPC G4 microprocessor; or dual 800 MHz
PowerPC G4 microprocessors" from <http://docs.info.apple.com/
article.html?artnum=58839>
What's your definition?
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