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Re: PC vs Mac

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From: Jim Howells
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 19:51
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That's simple, which one are you more comfortable with?  Go with which ever one that is.  When it comes down to it, it'll be you setting it up and supporting it.  The less time you spend di*king around with your computer and the more time you spend creating video with it the better.  That happens when you understand you're tools. 

Also remember video is so much more than rendering speed.  (despite what Darcy says about not being interested in a flame war, those two articles seem like they'll start just that.)   

Heck, I still make money using a 2 year old mac and 4 year old video card.  The same could be said for PC's.
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