Introduced: March 2003Discontinued: January 2004Machine ID: RackMac1,2Model Number: n/aSupport Status: SupportedProcessor: PowerPC 7455 v3.3 (G4)Processor Speed: dual 1.33 GHzCache: 64k L1, 256k L2, 2 MB DDR L3System Bus: 133 MHzHard Drive: 60 GB 7200-rpm (2MB disk cache)Media: NoneRack Support: Fits EIA-310-D-compliant, industry-standard 19-inch-wide racks, including four-post racks (24 inches, 26 inches, and from 29 to 36 inches deep) and two-post telco racks (center-mount brackets included)Weight and Dimensions (US): 26 lbs., 1.73 H x 17.6" W x 28" DWeight and Dimensions (Metric): 11.8 kg, 4.3 cm H x 44.7 cm W x 71.1 cm DOriginal Mac OS: Mac OS X Server 10.2.4 (6I34) (10-Client)Maximum Mac OS: Latest release of Mac OS XLogicboard RAM: NoneMaximum RAM: 2.0 GBType of RAM Slots: 4 - PC2700 DDR333 SDRAMMinimum RAM Speed: 10 nsGraphics Card: NoneGraphics Memory: n/aBuilt-in Display: NoneDisplay Connection: VGA or DVI, VGA, and S-VideoExpansion Slots: 2 - PCI 66MHz 64-bitExpansion Bays: 1 - Apple Drive Module bayHard Drive Bus: 1 - Ultra ATA/133 (ATA-7)Backup Battery: n/aMax Watts: 400 WattsEthernet: 10/100/1000BASE-TModem: NoneADB: NoneSerial: 1 - DB9 (RS-232)SCSI: n/aUSB: 2 - 12 MBit/sFireWire: 2 - 800MBit/s, 1 - 400 MBit/sFibre Channel: NoneAudio In: n/aAudio Out: n/aHistory: Released in March of 2003, the Xserve Cluster Node was designed to function as a node in a cluster of Xserves. It shipped without an optical drive or graphics card, and supported only a single ATA hard drive. The Xserve Cluster Node shipped with dual 1.33 GHz processors, and was priced at $2,799 U.S., the same price as the single-processor version of the full-featured Xserve.
