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> Is My Powerbook Obsolete?
lushbudget
posté mer. 30 juin 2004, 02:59
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Hi,

I have a PowerBook G4 876Mhz Titanium that I bought in September of last year. I use it with an mbox and PTLE, as well as Reason, Live and a bunch of other audio stuff.

My question is this: With Apple releasing new software and new hardware every month, is my PowerBook too old already? Do I need to upgrade if I want to use Logic Express or any of the more powerful plugins? Or is this machine a good one that will serve me for another year or more before it needs to be replaced.

I'm seeing all these new G5's and aluminum 'Books and thinking I should've waited a little longer before I bought mine.

Whadya think?


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posté ven. 23 juil. 2004, 13:10
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Short answer: No!

A lot of pro musicians are using 450MHz and 550MHz Titaniums. Yours will still smoke the latest G4 iBooks and most iMacs. You need at least 512MB of RAM though.
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