Dave... You won't have any problems using PS or any other Mac software you'd care to put on it. It's a regular Mac running Mac OS X, just like their other offerings.
My only concern about the Mini is the memory situation: Apparently, the RAM is not user upgradeable, which means you'll need to pay an outrageous $425 to Apple for 1GB of RAM. Also, there's only one slot, so the box maxes out at 1GB. Not a lot of room for expansion, which really relegates this unit to more mundane tasks. For a primary workstation, I think their other computers offer a better value. Tim On 1/12/05 5:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi My name is Dave and i'm a windoze user. > > I have been thinking of going to a Mac for a few weks now. I read the report > from Cotty's > link,so i am > going to assume that it will run regular programs,like PS etc and is not just > a video > capture and video > editor. > For that kind of price it might be worth it to start into Mac computers. I > have an extra > monitor and a key > board.Only 2 usb slots,so i quess one of those hubs might be usfull. > > Sorry for the question but i gots ta know.<vbg> > > Dave > >> On Jan 12, 2005, at 12:22 PM, Cotty wrote: >> >>> PC users who would like a cheap Mac (maybe even 'in addition to' as >>> well >>> as 'instead of') could do worse than spending $499 on one of these. You >>> provide the screen, keyboard and mouse, and you get Mac OS X. >> >> I wouldn't mind getting one to double as a quiet >> fileserver/webserver/router and dedicated RIP machine. >> >> Unfortunately that would require spending money ;) >> >> Cheers, >> >> - Dave (trying to quieten his current PC/Linux fileserver) >> >> http://www.digistar.com/~dmann/ >> > > > > > >
