All I meant by that is that you won't see Pismos being used for really high-end graphics and moviemaking applications. You can use it for that, but all I meant was that it's no longer high end. Even if you upgrade it to a 500 MHz G4, it's still not high end, seeing as the lower end Macs nowadays have 667-800 MHz G4s. I didn't mean that it's unsuitable for most things; it's excellent at most things. Just don't get it if you expect to be on the cutting edge of technology, and it doesn't sound like you need to be cutting edge.
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