Go ahead and get it. They will be releasing "fat"
binaries that support both PPC and x86 for a while.
Plus, it will last a while and perform great.
I have a friend how replaced his Titanium Powerbook
550MHz recently only because it started acting up. It
lasted him 5 years and he never complained about
performance, even when working with Lightwave and
such.
Andrew
--- paddy <paddy@ij.net> wrote:
> I was going to purchase a MAC G4 Laptop until I
> heard that Steve Jobs
> had decided to go with Intel. I have now changed my
> mind.
>
> Sufficient to say, I am not happy. I quit using
> Intel products after
> the serial number on the CPU scam Intel pulled years
> ago. So far, I've
> been all AMD.
>
> I'm stuck needing a laptop upon which to run
> Photoshop. I know this
> requires Windblows and I could use the Gimp BUT I
> don't want to have to
> learn yet how another set of developers think. I am
> getting to the
> point in life where I just want a program that
> works, no configuration,
> no compiling, no loading drivers or worse, hacking
> to get the bloody
> thing working.
>
> What experience has the group had with various AMD
> CPU laptops and which
> brands would you individually or collectively
> recommend?
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> TIA
>
> Paddy
>
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