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What's The Best For Editing?

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Hello All,

I'm trying to get me a new mac that would work best for Video, Audio and Graphic editing all in one? I'm not worried about the memory, but more of speed of the mac etc. I will be getting a 1tb (maybe more) external hard drive for all saving the files, so that parts no worries. Any input helps! Thanks!
 
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The answer would depend on more specifics, but an iMac should more than do the job. I'd strongly recommend a 7200rpm Firewire 800 external drive for video, unless you can afford one of newer Thunderbolt drives.
 

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