New Xserve - Now with 100% More Nehalem
In the worst-kept secret to come out of Apple in a long while, the new Nehlaem Xserves are ready for action.
Available in quad-core and 8-core flavors, Apple says the new machines have a performance boost of up to 2x that of their predecessors. In addition to speed, the Xserve is BFR- and PVC-free, utilize a highly efficient power supply, and are constructed out of highly recyclable aluminum and stainless steel (continuing Apple's dedication to creating green products so Greenpeace will pick on someone else for a while).
As always, the Xserve comes with an unlimited client license of Mac OS X server. The new machines start at $2,999.
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Ben
April 07, 2009 at 2:05pm
I'm liking this whole new system of Apple rolling out products whenever they want instead of waiting for MW or WWDC events.
mrreet2001
April 07, 2009 at 11:39am
It also has an SSD option that doesn't take up one of the removable bays.
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