Sounds like an interesting product but it's the "Powerlogix" part of the equation that bothers me... Isn't this just one more product you'll fail to support? What if some of your new product is defective? Have you guys considered that making interesting hardware is maybe half (or less) of running a business and that you need to "be there" for your customers? Jeff On Friday, May 23, 2003, at 07:05 PM, Robert Jagitsch wrote: > We have just completed a test of an IBM 750FX PowerPC CPU in a Cube. > The 750FX is a very low power device which means there are no fans or > beefy DC/DC boards needed. And it's fast...take a look at the > benchmarks comparing the 750FX at 900MHz to a 500MHz G4 (these done in > a 100Mhz bus PowerBook Pismo.) > > http://www.powerlogix.com/products2/performance/pismo.html > > The clock speed of the 750FX more than makes up for the lack of > Altivec, see the iTunes rip comparison. > > Any interest in this? > > Robert > --