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How do they run aperture?
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Hi, I am talking about maxed out, the white Macbook, with all the ram you can put in there. How well, in comparison to a G5, does it run Aperture, does anyone have a graph or something like that, that shows response times or something like that?Another thing I use my G5 for, which I am considering replacing, as I don't think I need one, but that is the purpose of this thread, is Photoshop. I know it still isn't native, but how long do we all think it will be before Adobe launches a universal binary version of the suite, or at least Photoshop?
Thanks a lot, Jess
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That works, thanks. I can't wait for CS3!
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Hello,
Sorry to disturb your topic with my post. My question is a bit related.
I wish to buy a macbook (non pro). I don't really think for myself I would need a pro since I usually essentially: browse the internet, mail, do radio listening, office, LaTex and lightly Aperture (as photography for my hobby) but also might get rid of it.
Do you think Macbook would be enough for my needs?
Another question is related to Aperture: I wish to sell my Aperture software. I registered it though. Do you think I have legally the right to resale it? (I won't keep any copy for myself).
Thank you to let me know your opinion.
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Originally Posted by Sub 
Another thing I use my G5 for, which I am considering replacing, as I don't think I need one, but that is the purpose of this thread, is Photoshop.
Nicely nested… 
Aperture is largely driven by CPU, so a fast processor is the most important thing. Of course, it has some nice gimmicks that rely on GPU, but I have found the small lags that occour (e.g. going full screen) not disturbing at all. You don't have those on a MBP.
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Yes, the MB should be fine for casual Aperture usage.
Yes, you can sell your copy of Aperture.
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Good thread,
I am thinking of buying a MacBook, and still on the fence on weather I should spring for the Pro vers. done really want to but it might be nice to have the extra power of the Pros. HMMMM!
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