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To: BillyG who wrote (33189)5/13/1998 5:35:00 PM
From: John Rieman   of 50808
 
Macs to move to all DVD solutions for removable storage...................

zdnet.com

For storage, Apple reiterated that the venerable floppy drive is reaching the end of its useful life; the company is looking to Internet connections and removeable high-capacity storage to fill the gap. In place of CD-ROM drives, the company will move to DVD-ROM and DVD-RAM storage systems when they become available. In place of SCSI, the company will implement Ultra ATA and Ultra-2 SCSI-3 connections. Eventually, the company will move its mass storage to FireWire as well, Miranker said.

Mark Foster, VP of PowerBook engineering, said Apple will support the new high-performance AltiVec extensions to the PowerPC architecture announced by Motorola Inc. last week. Foster said the extensions will provide a 30-fold performance boost for "media-rich algorithms" such as MPEG, 3-D graphics and image-processing routines.
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