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To: TOM MICALE who wrote (21194)	12/13/1998 10:56:00 AM
From: Andrew Danielson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213186

RE: Yosemite Many of both the news and rumor Mac sites have given details on the Yosemite, but they probably should be taken with a grain of salt until we actually see the machine unveiled. What we do know is that Yosemite is the replacement to the current desktop/minitower "pro" G3 line, aimed at higher-end users. Some probable details on the machine: New design plastics, innovative like iMac but different from it. Processor speeds running in the 333-400 mhz range (G3 without AltiVec, the MMX-like graphics acceleration that will be included eventually, but probably not until the G4). Higher bus speeds: 83 or 100 mhz USB and Firewire ports Ultra DMA hard-drives (fast but much cheaper than Ultra2SCSI products) MacCentral claims that the model will also include the new Rage128 GL chip as standard--graphics acceleration that would be much better than that offered in current Macs (Rage Pro) Find out more at: atitech.com maccentral.com Andrew