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Re: [OT] apple keynote




Don McAllister wrote:

>
> Agreed - although you have to up the spec of the Mac mini to a decent
> amount
> of RAM and a Superdrive. The standard config includes a Combo drive
> only not
> a DVD writer but the software did look good. I was surprised at how
much
> time he spent showing some of the relatively minor points of the
software.
> He probably spent more time demoing the new search facility in Tiger
> than he
> did on the Mac mini! I think it might be dangerous to view all the
> software
> demoed in the context of the Mac Mini as some people might - I'm sure
> you'd
> really need a high spec Mac to do a lot of the video editing stuff
> although
> the Mac mini does come with iDVD as part of iLife.


iMovie was originally created with the iMac in mind. My first Mac was
the original "DV Special Edition" (ie included firewire) iMac
with a
400MHz G3 processor, and it could run iMovie quite happily. The OS has
bloated a little bit since then, but I can still run iMovie on Panther
(OSX 10.3) on the 450MHz G4 in my Cube quite happily. The Mac mini will
be about 3-4x faster...

Jim



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