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What are the chances we'll see an announcement of the new Mac Pro at NAB, like they did with FCPX in 2010? Surely the largest remaining target audience of a true pro machine are filmmakers, videographers, compositers and animators.
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Ordered the 27" iMac tonight. Now ordering 32GB RAM kit from OWC. Will use it for my bread-and-butter HD editing, hopefully discovering a fun, efficient new workflow with FCPX/Motion/Compressor. My old warhorse Q2000 Wintel box will handle t…
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Thanks, Marvin. I'd checked out some of those links before, but the rest of the info you posted really helps clarify my decision. FWIW, my all-time-best-ever computer was my Powerbook G4 Titanium, with which I finished film school and upon wh…
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One thing I'm definitely purchasing to accompany either Mac I choose is one of the Thunderbolt RAID arrays, my ultimate goal to be able use it as a shareable/portable media drive between multiple Macs (home workstation, office workstation, mobile …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Lemon Bon Bon. If you really want to come back to the Mac buy a fully loaded iMac 27 incher with 680mx and Fusion Drive. 32 gigs of ram. You have your Thunderbolt ports as well. ...with the spar…
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Thanks again for all the responses, folks. Just to bring my personal discussion back in line with the original thread topic: It is WICKEDLY frustrating that Apple is so opaque about it's plans. If, for instance, I knew there would be a…
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Quote: Originally Posted by hmm .... Wow, thanks so much for taking the time to respond in detail. My current CPU is a Core i7-960 (Nehalem, I think?). I have 24GB of RAM and a Quadro 2000. It was literally the best I c…
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Quote: Originally Posted by hmm That in itself would require a complete redesign on the imac including a different logic board to accommodate the different cpus. First you'd be limited to quad cores anyway. There's no way they're…
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I'd bet dimes to a dollar that the Mac Pro is replaced by something like an iMac Pro that features something akin to Xeon processors and accommodates big video/audio processing cards via Thunderbolt. I just can't see Apple introducing a new …