On Sunday, June 1, 2003, at 12:04 PM, Erica Sadun wrote: >>> From: gail weisman <gweisman2 at attbi.com> >>> >>> i don't think i need a superdrive, for the time being i'm not sure i >>> need to >>> press DVDs; i would like to burn CDs for music though. do i need the >>> superdrive to do that? >>> >> No, but if you're working in video, TRUST ME you need a Superdrive. > > I disagree. > > I don't think working in video requires a superdrive. It doesn't. Doesn't require DP either. That second Harddrive though is the deal. I'm sticking with the Seagate 80 gig. No partitions. > > >>> as far as apps, i have OLD versions of all pirated software (shhh, >>> don't >>> call the software police) so i'm bummin out there. >> >> "If you can't afford the tools of the trade, you're not ready for the >> trade." > > Or use different tools. > > Photoshop Elements. iMovie. QuickTime Pro. You can get set up > for under $100 and do nearly all the digital video work you > need to. And all would run in 9 on a refurb or overstock making it way easier to start. Jim > > > -- Erica >