On Jun 29, 2005, at 23:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 6/29/05 1:03:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Apple, like most computer hardware or software vendors, uses a
business process known as planned or controlled obsolescence.
Thats bad business as far as Im concerned. Not the kind of Apple
computer I thought I knew.
As others pointed out, this is nothing new. Apple and other computer
makers (and companies in other industries) have been doing this for
decades. It's just the way thing are.
I have a B&W G3/300 with only 384MB RAM, and Panther runs just fine
on that. Now, I'm not trying to run Adobe Photoshop on it, but for
basic tasks there's nothing wrong with it.
Uhh, photoshop ran better on my 180MHz powermac 604 with 2MB VRAM and
96mb
ram than os x does on my 450mhz g4 with 128mb vram and 896mb ram. I
could go on
and on with examples but ill stop there.
Are you running the same version of Photoshop? If not, it could be
Adobe's fault just as much as it is Apple's.
Daniel
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