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Dual 2.0GHz G5 PowerMac Pictures and Benchmarks

As followup to the previous report of one of the first Dual 2.0GHz G5 PowerMac being delivered, Xlr8yourmac.com has posted photos and benchmarks from the brand new Dual 2.0GHz PowerMac.

Initial reports included are Cinebench 2003 scores, iMovie DV->QT Export times, iTunes AIFF->MP3/AAC conversion times.

MacRumors has received a couple of other reports of individuals working at universities receiving their Dual 2.0GHz PowerMacs.

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