Like I said before, CS3 is the thing holding me back from upgrading… The release of Adobe’s Creative Suite 3.0 professional software package next year will be a catalyst for new sales of Apple Computer’s Intel-based Macintosh computers, according to one Wall Street analyst. AppleInsider | Adobe’s CS3 seen driving new Mac sales in 2007 […]
Like I said in my earlier post, Photoshop users shouldn’t upgrade to the Intel-base Macs until Adobe releases a native version. Looks like we now have a year to save up the pennies for the MacBook Pro. 😉 AppleInsider | Adobe may not deliver native Intel Mac support until 2007 Adobe Systems on Wednesday said […]
No Intel-based OS X version of CS until CS3? – The Unofficial Photoshop Weblog It was the opinion of the Photoshop TV guys that Adobe might not offer any kind of update/upgrade of CS or CS2 until Adobe releases a truly new version – CS3 – for which there is no present ETA. I honestly […]
Check out these benchmarks. As expected, running (or rather, emulating) Photoshop with Rosetta is slow as shit. Like I told my friend Ming when he told me he was getting a MacBook Pro, if you are getting one to do Photoshop primarily, you should wait until Adobe releases a native version of PS CS2 for […]
I can’t stand the messed up color profile on my work ThinkPad, so I looked up how I can set it to Adobe RGB… this is kindda a pain: Microsoft Windows XP – Install a color profile, while this is more promising, but the download is unavailable at the moment…
AMD’s got plans to go quad We know Apple just annoucned they’re going Intel, but AMD would just like you to know that by the time Apple’s moved over to x86 in 2007, they’re planning on having quad-core CPUs on the market;and we ain’t just talking dual-core Hyperthreaded devices. Later plans include scalability to up […]
Live from WWDC: Steve Jobs keynote – Engadget – www.engadget.com: Like I said in an earlier post, the processors don’t really matter much. Apple uses (an enhanced version of) GCC, so as long as GCC works with Intel chips (of course it does, what do you think GNU/Linux or *BSD were compiled with?), porting most […]