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==
//
// AppleSystemInfo.strings
// AppleSystemInfo
//
// Created by Steve Ko on Mon Apr 07 2003.
// Copyright (c) 2003 Apple Computer. All rights reserved.
//
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==
//
// The strings in this section are used to format the processor (a.k.a. CPU)
// descriptions.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------//==============================================================================
==
// String used to format a processor speed string when the processor speed is
// less than 1 GHz.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%d".
// "%d" will get replaced by the actual speed in units of MHz (e.g. "800").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"MHzFormat"
= "%d MHz";
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==
// String used to format a processor speed string when the processor speed is
// greater than or equal to 1 GHz.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%.*f"
.
// "%.*f" will get replaced by the actual speed in units of GHz (e.g. "1.25").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"GHzFormat"
= "%.*f GHz";
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==
// String used to combine the processor speed and type into a single string.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substrings "%1$@
"
// and "%2$@". "%1$@" will get replaced by the processor speed string
// (e.g. "800 MHz"), and "%2$@" will get replaced by the processor type string
// (e.g. "PowerPC G3").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"SpeedAndTypeFormat"
= "%1$@ %2$@";
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==
// String used to describe a dual processor configuration.

//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%@".
// "%@" will get replaced by the processor speed and type string
// (e.g. "800 MHz PowerPC G3").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"2xCPUFormat"
= "Dual %@";
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==
// String used to describe a triple processor configuration.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%@".
// "%@" will get replaced by the processor speed and type string
// (e.g. "800 MHz PowerPC G3").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"3xCPUFormat"
= "3 x %@";
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==
// String used to describe a quadruple processor configuration.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%@".
// "%@" will get replaced by the processor speed and type string
// (e.g. "800 MHz PowerPC G3").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"4xCPUFormat"
= "4 x %@";
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==
// String used to describe a N processor configuration where N > 2.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substrings "%1$d
"
// and "%2$@". "%1$d" will get replaced by the number of processors (e.g. "4")
,
// and "%2$@" will get replaced by the processor speed and type string
// (e.g. "800 MHz PowerPC G3").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"NxCPUFormat"
= "%1$d x %2$@";
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==
// String used to describe a unknown processor kind.
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"UnknownCPUKind"
= "Unknown";
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==
//
// The strings in this section are used to format the RAM descriptions.
//
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------//==============================================================================

==
// String used to format RAM description, when there is less than 1 GB of RAM.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%d".
// "%d" will get replaced by the actual RAM in units of MB (e.g. "256").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"RAMInMB"
= "%d MB";
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==
// String used to format RAM description, when there is more than 1 GB of RAM.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%.*f"
.
// "%.*f" will get replaced by the actual RAM in units of GB (e.g. "1.2").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"RAMInGB"
= "%.*f GB";
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==
// String used to format RAM description, when there is more than 1 TB of RAM.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%.*f"
.
// "%.*f" will get replaced by the actual RAM in units of TB (e.g. "1.2").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"RAMInTB"
= "%.*f TB";
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==
// String used to format RAM description, when there is more than 1 PB of RAM.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%.*f"
.
// "%.*f" will get replaced by the actual RAM in units of PB (e.g. "1.2").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"RAMInPB"
= "%.*f PB";
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==
// String used to format RAM description, when there is more than 1 EB of RAM.
//
// IMPORTANT: Make sure the right hand side value contains the substring "%.*f"
.
// "%.*f" will get replaced by the actual RAM in units of EB (e.g. "1.2").
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------"RAMInEB"
= "%.*f EB";