On Aug 3, 2007, at 11:08 PM, nk wrote: > I am not kidding in the least. > > I respect your experience, and I know what I've seen. if OS X and a > page layout application gobble up 2 gigs of ram, you have other > issues. > > I have 2 G4 minis and I do this kind of work all the time, plus 3D > and video. The minis each have 1gb RAM each and they handle the > work I throw at them. > > It used to be true that pretty much everyone needed as much > computer as they could get their hands on, but after about the G4 > or so, 2D demands are easily met by any Mac, even so-called > 'consumer' models like ibook or mini. > > the original poster specified or implied that this is a design > environment, and that is fundamentally different than a prepress > environment or full-on photoshop retouching, where there is no such > thing as enough RAM of CPU power. > > nk > OK, try playing The Sims 2 on a MacBook and come back and tell me the same thing. -- Tim Collier MacBook Pro 2.33 gig http://www.timcolliermiami.com/