<strong>OK: without any of the "Apple made my OS better (the bastards)" type of comments here ...
What will you be able to do using QE you couldn't before?</strong><hr></blockquote>
There may not be any new capabilities -- but the existing engine will run much faster and the whole system will perform in a smoother fashion. I suspect they specifically avoided things which are unique to QE so that all software will work regardless whether QE is in use or not.
That said, speed alone enables more things to be done in real-time that used to have slow/choppy updates.
The reason they did this is to increase the whizzbang factor of the entire platform, and to promote apps that can do amazing stuff despite the slow processor (such as FCP's real-time abilities that beat a PC, MHz myth or no MHz myth).
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<strong>OK: without any of the "Apple made my OS better (the bastards)" type of comments here ...
What will you be able to do using QE you couldn't before?</strong><hr></blockquote>
There may not be any new capabilities -- but the existing engine will run much faster and the whole system will perform in a smoother fashion. I suspect they specifically avoided things which are unique to QE so that all software will work regardless whether QE is in use or not.
That said, speed alone enables more things to be done in real-time that used to have slow/choppy updates.
<strong>the existing engine will run much faster and the whole system will perform in a smoother fashion.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Is it in the current build? Anybody using 10.2 care to comment? Can you tell if QE is running? Is it faster?
There must be others ...