Okay... I thought you meant that you were screwed at the time you
bought it.
Re Intel, you can't blame Apple for moving their technology ahead, just
as they moved to OSX from previous versions.
Personally I'm able to use CS4 suite (except for PPro and Ae) on my PPC
macs. I've always been 'behind the curve' due mainly to budget
restrictions, so legacy Macs are fine with me, especially since every
Mac I purchased was second hand.
On 26/08/10 3:17 PM, Tina K. wrote:
Bill Chapman wrote:
Hey, wait a minute... I purchased a second hand G5 Power Mac Dual
2Gb about 5 months ago. The sound is awful tinny, but aside from that
it's a whole lot better than my other Macs. How were you shafted?
Moi?
Well I haven't been counting but let's see: There is Snow Leopard.
Logic/Express. Chrome. Soundbooth. CS5. (likely) Firefox 4. (probably)
the next version of iLife (the current version requires Intel for some
features). And many more titles that I can't think of at the moment
as well as even more to come. Apple can't wait to distance itself from
the PowerPC architecture and become the "Think Less Differently About
Your Desktop And Notebook Computers" company. I would even venture to
say that comparing Leopard to Vista is a fair comparison, but I digress.
Tina
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