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New macbook and CS3
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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How does CS3 perform on the macbook with 2gb of ram? My files sizes are around 100-200mb. Thanks
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Photoshop performs just fine. But then again, I don't do anything complex.
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MacBook Core 2 Duo 2.16 (Black)
iPod classic 160GB
iPhone 8GB
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Works well. Just be patient on opening files that large.
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is there a big difference (performance) between the macbook pro and macbook, other than the graphics card, screen resolution and max memory?
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Kentucky
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Don't forget HD speed. You can get 7200 RPM drives for the Pro.
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24" iMac 2.8 C2Ext,15" MBPro 2.2 C2D,20" iMac 2.0 G5,12" iBook 1.2 G4
16GB 3G iPhone, 60GB 5th Gen iPod, 20 GB 3rd Gen iPod
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Small screen. And don't forget: laptop screens are only 8-bit color.
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I'm planning on having an external monitor as my main palette and an external scratch disk. Knowing this would there be a big difference btw the macbook pro and macbook? Also, is the santa rosa a big deal? The only thing may be the 800mhz bus speed but I probably won't notice a difference. Thanks
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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External drives don't really solve the latency because they are connected via USB so that acts as a bottleneck. An internal 7200RPM drive would work better.
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Sep 2001
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Originally Posted by HazMacFan 
Don't forget HD speed. You can get 7200 RPM drives for the Pro.
You can put a 7200 RPM drive in a MacBook, too, and upgrading the hard drive on a MacBook is really quite easy.
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