[Ti] Advice Sought
Chris Rock
stinger at pixar.com
Wed Feb 5 13:22:18 PST 2003
If your friend is going to be looking at film material, the 12" screen
on the aibook, is a bit too small in the resolution dept, if the 17" is
jsut too big, then the 15" would do in a pinch. Also depends on what
his price range is of course. Also running FCP on the 15" is very
doable, on the 12" it is going to be a bit painful. The 17" speaks for
itself ;)
- Rock
Richard Edwards wrote:
> Hi Y'all
>
> A London based film maker asked me to recommend to him a computer
> he can take on his travels, download his mails, keep address info, and
> view graphics and film material. He's currently based around Wintel on
> his desk.
>
> I'm proposing he moves to a Titanium.
>
> Could anyone propose me a specification for him and software
>
> Will the smaller of the two new Titaniums do it ?
>
> He's not into editing on the move [has that done in his offices] but
> Final Cut Pro might tempt his assistants
>
> All suggestions gratefully received
>
> biggGG txssSSS
>
> Richard
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