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Buyinga new Mac - help please!
Hi there,
My old G4 mac is about to keel over and Im thinking about buying a new one to do more freelancing with. I dont want a laptop and Im not sure about the ones that integrate the guts into the monitor. Im thinking of going for one of the speedy 'cheese grater' ones - any advice. As you can see Im not that technically minded!!!
thanks very much
My old G4 mac is about to keel over and Im thinking about buying a new one to do more freelancing with. I dont want a laptop and Im not sure about the ones that integrate the guts into the monitor. Im thinking of going for one of the speedy 'cheese grater' ones - any advice. As you can see Im not that technically minded!!!
thanks very much
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thinkingforward
Messages count : 1Likes count : 0Registration : 30 March 2009I'm heavily considering a new MB Pro, as I need to be able to work on the move! - Contact in PM
Opus
Messages count : 87Likes count : 3Registration : 4 February 2008It will very much depend on your budget. I'm sure others on here (?!?!) will no more about the technical stuff than I do but I'd just suggest that you go for something above the base model specifications if you can stretch to it. I have a 24" iMac and a 17" MacBook Pro so have gone for the larger screen sizes which was a priority for me. I had the same concerns about the iMac being an all-in-one with the screen but I've been pleased with my choice (especially when comparing prices to the G5s) so I think it's worth considering. The motherboard needed to be replaced in the iMac at the start of this year but fortunately it was covered by its Applecare warranty.Opus Creative Design Ltd