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Saywells · 01-09-2008, 08:01 PM

I highly recommend the 24" aluminum iMac.
They are NOT soo expensive, they ARE practical, and there aren't major compatability issues.
These are all qualities of a decade old outlook of PC users on the Mac platform, and no longer apply.

In reality:
Most design software is on both platforms.
A new iMac can cost as little as $1300.
All filetypes can be read on Mac and PC.
Leopard adds security, speed, and ease to your work space. the poster above is correct: Spaces is SOO handy.

I don't have a very big desk, but I do have a very big computer with a TINY footprint. So, it is Quite practical.

01-09-2008, 08:01 PM	#27
Saywells on Main Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 104	I highly recommend the 24" aluminum iMac. They are NOT soo expensive, they ARE practical, and there aren't major compatability issues. These are all qualities of a decade old outlook of PC users on the Mac platform, and no longer apply. In reality: Most design software is on both platforms. A new iMac can cost as little as $1300. All filetypes can be read on Mac and PC. Leopard adds security, speed, and ease to your work space. the poster above is correct: Spaces is SOO handy. I don't have a very big desk, but I do have a very big computer with a TINY footprint. So, it is Quite practical.