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#26 2005-08-09 3:24 pm
- Superman
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Re: Mac mini
ooh oops, i didnt see that HE brought the thread back. Yeah dude, you don't need windows. I have a PC next to me that hasn't been turned on in 4 months, much less used in a year or so, and I do everything but play games on my mac. (same speed as the mini).
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#27 2005-08-10 5:04 am
- fingerjello
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Re: Mac mini
Remember when the G4s first came out? When a 500 mhz G4 was a "super computer" and perfect for video editing, etc? Well now that computers have come a long ways since then, it still doesn't change the fact that a computer like a Mini can handle "pro" types of tasks, just not as fast. Think of it as a Powerbook or iBook without a monitor attached. Stick 1 GB of RAM in it and it can do about anything.
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#28 2005-08-10 11:08 pm
- mitunes75.
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Re: Mac mini
well, at this point, i keep bouncing back-n-forth with the idea. I have been wanting a mac for over a year and i told my wife tonight that I probably won't be happy until i get one ... even if i end up hating it... i'll never know. but i keep hearing on how great it is and such a beautiful machine that mini is.....i might just do it! smurf it...it's only money.
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#29 2005-08-11 1:03 am
- ehwood
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Re: Mac mini
It's not like the Mini is a slow system. It hums along sweetly and sets you back O so little.
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