Twentyten Messages 448 Name Mike Edit My Images Yes 20 Nov 2008 #1 Visiting the apple web site, it maintains that you can use your existing keyboard,monitor,etc with the mac mini. If thats the case, would Aperture run on it?, there-by getting the mac experience on a budget.:shrug: Comments??
Visiting the apple web site, it maintains that you can use your existing keyboard,monitor,etc with the mac mini. If thats the case, would Aperture run on it?, there-by getting the mac experience on a budget.:shrug: Comments??
andrewc Messages 10,027 Name Andrew Edit My Images Yes 20 Nov 2008 #2 Mac Mini is well over due an update. IMO it doesn't repesent good value for money compared to the hardware specs of the iMac or PC desktops.
Mac Mini is well over due an update. IMO it doesn't repesent good value for money compared to the hardware specs of the iMac or PC desktops.
Monkey Messages 1,254 Name Craig Denton Edit My Images Yes 21 Nov 2008 #3 andrewc said: Mac Mini is well over due an update. IMO it doesn't repesent good value for money compared to the hardware specs of the iMac or PC desktops. Click to expand... I dont think its that bad to be honest. I use a mac mini... Firstly, Apeture runs just fine, as does Photoshop CS4, lightroom etc... The specs are pretty good IMO. Mine is the better of the 2, 2x2GB core2Duo, 120Gb drive, dvd writer. I upped the ram from 1gb to 3gb, much faster when working on photos, then added a couple of external drives. Yes its more expensive than the same spec PC, but you get what you pay for, and mine hasnt let me down once.
andrewc said: Mac Mini is well over due an update. IMO it doesn't repesent good value for money compared to the hardware specs of the iMac or PC desktops. Click to expand... I dont think its that bad to be honest. I use a mac mini... Firstly, Apeture runs just fine, as does Photoshop CS4, lightroom etc... The specs are pretty good IMO. Mine is the better of the 2, 2x2GB core2Duo, 120Gb drive, dvd writer. I upped the ram from 1gb to 3gb, much faster when working on photos, then added a couple of external drives. Yes its more expensive than the same spec PC, but you get what you pay for, and mine hasnt let me down once.