Soon processor Xeon 6-core Mac Pro for?

Desktops Apple should be the first to receive early next year, the new Xeon processors from Intel Gulftown with six hearts, four currently cons.

Already equipped with Intel Xeon chips in quad-core Nehalem generation of the Mac Pro from Apple will soon be improved to six hearts. According to information obtained by Engadget, they would indeed soon be updated with Intel Xeon chips generation Gulftown therefore equipped with two additional hearts. So, the shared cache from 8 to 12 MB for processor engraved in 32nm and not 45nm. This allows in particular to obtain a lower consumption, even with this added power.

Apple currently offers a configuration with eight cores due to the use of two processors on the motherboard, you can imagine a future Mac Pro to 12 hearts! The graphic designers and other professionals concerned with these computers will be very pleased. All the news that another set should enable a move into Ethernet 10 Gbit / s and supporting up to 128 GB of RAM, via arrays of 8 and 16 GB

The question is whether these new Mac Pro will replace the current models or if they will complement the Mac Pro quad-core can then receive a replacement tariff. The current base price is 2 300 euros. The answer will probably not before the beginning of 2010 or the spring, when Intel must provide these new processors. (EP)

Google AdSense leaks Apple's refreshed iMac, Mac mini, Macbook?

This is a tea leaf readers and all of the SKU in Apple / lovers crystal ball: In addition, a reasonable price may be on the horizon for something more, Google AdSense this weekend, the New Netherlands iMac, MacBook started serving ads to users, and to confirm our suspicion of the Mac mini. The link is dead, the country's Apple Store points out, the ads, Google translate () to read through: "The latest Apple MacBook, thin and light fast! Distribute free of charge. In today", "Brand New iMac. ultrathin 20 & 24-inch model only € 1099 (about $ 1603) in the Apple Store "and" Apple's new Mac mini post. faster and affordable than ever. only € 499 ($ 723). Order now "more. Some point (if it is, € 100 ($ 145) Mac mini is now less than the cheapest online store in the Netherlands) Sure, we always always half that we actually read the Serinudion Foreigners are afraid to interact tipsters in peep from Caddy Shack lyrics and translation called from, which is believed to be authentic - what is worth.

Haier steps out of character, builds ultra-desirable Jian i7 ultra-thin laptop

The last time Haier really wowed us was back in 2007 when the company was peddling its "screen-on-a-stick" laptop tech. Two years later we've got this little beauty to drool on: the Jian i7. The 13.4-inch Core 2 Duo ULV laptop is pretty dang thin, weighs 3 pounds, and retails for a mere 6,000 Yuan (about $879 US). Where do we sign up?

Moneual 701 Jewelry Computer

Moneual has introduced the most expensive computer in Korea called the 701 Jewelry. Moneual 701 Jewelry is covered in 3,554 Swarovski jewels and house in gold and brass panel. Moneual 701 Jewelry is powered by a Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and it comes with 500GB HDD, 7-inch multimedia touchscreen display, ATI Radeon HD 4000 and its running on Windows Vista. Moneual 701 Jewelry will cost you $30,000.

Did Dell quietly kill the XPS 730 gaming rig?

We're not claiming that the suits in Round Rock really have a 187 on their hands just yet, but the evidence is mounting. For quite some time, Dell's XPS 730 gaming PC was the outfit's flagship unit, throwing down insane benchmarks and garnering boatloads of cash from those willing to pay the premium for cutting-edge hardware. Now, however, it seems that the lesser XPS 720 is the only classmate remaining, with all links to the 730 leading to soul-crushing "We're Sorry..." pages. To make matters worse, Dell CSRs have apparently been telling inquisitive consumers that they have phased out the 730 and are pushing folks to select an Alienware machine instead. So, do any of you folks know of some backdoor way to keep ordering this here beast, or should we really break out the new Brand New CD and paint our eyelids black in memoriam?

[Thanks, Garry]

Update: Seems it's still around in some corners of the globe (we're lookin' at you, Canada), so maybe it's just the whiny Americans getting the shaft. Typical.