Submitted by ItalianMike on Wed, 2006-01-11 09:30.
I'm going to ride it out until spring or summer. I'm expecting Final Cut Pro 6 to be announced at NAB in April and that it will Intel ready. Then I'll finally be ready to put my trusty PowerBook into retirement.
Submitted by evil_dracula on Sat, 2006-01-14 19:17.
I'd be interested to see how CS2 runs on a macbook pro with Rosetta. even if it's 30% slower it seems that the net gain (since everything's supposedly so much faster) might be decent.. I don't know.
As far as new purchases go, I'm holding off until the flesh out the line up. they need a workstation model and a 17" laptop at the very least... I'd also love for them to come out with a tablet of some kind - I've been in quite a few meetings lately and I've seen more and more tablet PCs. The idea is nice, but - as usual - microsoft's mucked it up.. and thus far the machines themselves are pretty innadequate.. (sort of like how MP3 players were before Ipod)
I'm waiting for a Powermac
I'm waiting for a Powermac (or whatever they gonna call it). Although the Macbook Pro looks nice too. Hmppf. first need some money.
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I think it's gonna be called
I think it's gonna be called Macintosh Pro or Mac Pro for short.
Going to ride it out until the summer...
I'm going to ride it out until spring or summer. I'm expecting Final Cut Pro 6 to be announced at NAB in April and that it will Intel ready. Then I'll finally be ready to put my trusty PowerBook into retirement.
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It's still too early, right?
It's still too early, right? I mean is any of the Adobe software packages compatible with the new intel CPU?
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No Adobe isn't compatible with the products..
Only Apple's own apps are native rest is run trough Rosetta (speed decreases)
I wonder how much the speed decreases..
I'd be interested to see how CS2 runs on a macbook pro with Rosetta. even if it's 30% slower it seems that the net gain (since everything's supposedly so much faster) might be decent.. I don't know.
As far as new purchases go, I'm holding off until the flesh out the line up. they need a workstation model and a 17" laptop at the very least... I'd also love for them to come out with a tablet of some kind - I've been in quite a few meetings lately and I've seen more and more tablet PCs. The idea is nice, but - as usual - microsoft's mucked it up.. and thus far the machines themselves are pretty innadequate.. (sort of like how MP3 players were before Ipod)
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