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Help: MacBook Air 13.3" with i7 running Adobe CS5?
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<blockquote data-quote="babycakes" data-source="post: 1346096" data-attributes="member: 230498"><p>I have a friend who's a graphic design major and her professor suggests the pro over the macbook air. </p><p></p><p>I've run photoshop CS5 on my MBA (i5, 11") without a hitch but I can't really comment on more intense work loads because I haven't touched a tablet or seriously used the program in ages. </p><p>But from the three months I've had this computer I don't see any major deficit that would indicate why you shouldn't use a MBA. I've run like 4 desktops with 6 pdf's 3 words, imovie, audacity, photoshop and safari altogether during finals week for hours on end (computer abuse, I know) without it slowing down a hair so I think that's an indicator that this tiny machine is built to work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="babycakes, post: 1346096, member: 230498"] I have a friend who's a graphic design major and her professor suggests the pro over the macbook air. I've run photoshop CS5 on my MBA (i5, 11") without a hitch but I can't really comment on more intense work loads because I haven't touched a tablet or seriously used the program in ages. But from the three months I've had this computer I don't see any major deficit that would indicate why you shouldn't use a MBA. I've run like 4 desktops with 6 pdf's 3 words, imovie, audacity, photoshop and safari altogether during finals week for hours on end (computer abuse, I know) without it slowing down a hair so I think that's an indicator that this tiny machine is built to work. [/QUOTE]
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