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looking at buying a Mac for graphic design
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<blockquote data-quote="o bulldawg o" data-source="post: 794765" data-attributes="member: 84067"><p>Hey I am looking for some input. I havent used a Mac since about 2000 and when I did the hot thing was a G4 using dual 500meg processors. I currently run a PC with a p3 1.6gHz processor and 512 megs of ram and I am WAY overdue on upgrading. Here is what I am looking at:</p><p> </p><p>Apple PowerMac G4 MDD Dual 1.25 processors 80GB HDD 2GB RAM </p><p></p><p>I have found them for about $200-350 online used. I know they were a great computer back in 2002/2003 but is it still worth it? I use my computer for graphic design and some video editing and some web design. How would this computer stack up to a PC?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="o bulldawg o, post: 794765, member: 84067"] Hey I am looking for some input. I havent used a Mac since about 2000 and when I did the hot thing was a G4 using dual 500meg processors. I currently run a PC with a p3 1.6gHz processor and 512 megs of ram and I am WAY overdue on upgrading. Here is what I am looking at: Apple PowerMac G4 MDD Dual 1.25 processors 80GB HDD 2GB RAM I have found them for about $200-350 online used. I know they were a great computer back in 2002/2003 but is it still worth it? I use my computer for graphic design and some video editing and some web design. How would this computer stack up to a PC? [/QUOTE]
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