Platform said:How will the iLife 05 and iWork 05 do on the Mac mini 1.42Ghz 512MB RAM![]()
It will work just fine. Most Mac people have less hardware than that, so Apple engineers for a lower bar than you are buying.
Platform said:How will the iLife 05 and iWork 05 do on the Mac mini 1.42Ghz 512MB RAM![]()
BWhaler said:It will work just fine. Most Mac people have less hardware than that, so Apple engineers for a lower bar than you are buying.
johnnyjibbs said:They'll work fine and dandy with that setup, no problems!
BWhaler said:It will work just fine. Most Mac people have less hardware than that, so Apple engineers for a lower bar than you are buying.
Platform said:Thank you
How about Photoshop and Tiger ++ (heard that it will run ok but does anyone know if this machine will last for another OS or will it then be usless)
Ummm, the keynote was on Tuesday. If you checked the price on Monday you were looking at the price for iLife '04, which was $49.iGary said:Nah, on Monday after the keynote, it was $49.00, which is what I remember paying last year for '04.
LaMerVipere said:Question:
In the iWork '05 System Requirements, it recommends having iLife '04 or later. Err...I never bothered buying iLife '04, and I don't want to buy iLife '05 just to buy Tiger a few months later, and have it come with that!
GAH. Anyone know how well iWork would run using the pre-iLife '04 versions of iTunes/iPhoto/etc...
And also, how compatible is Keynote with PowerPoint? I mean, do all the fancy transitions and effects you can do in Keynote also work when you open or display the presentation in PowerPoint?
James Craner said:iLife 05 will not come with Tiger, it is a separate application. Apple simply installs iLife and the OS on new computers, iLife is not part of the OS.
iWorks, although it will work fine by itself are designed to take media from the iLife Apps, e.g. photos from iPhoto into one of the Pages templates, or songs from iTunes into Keynote. If you don't have at least iLife 04 you may not have that direct integration. However there should not be anything to stop you from manually exporting and then importing into the iWork Apps.
From iWork page at Apple.
Pages supports the most popular graphic file formats, including JPEG, TIFF and even Adobe Photoshop's native PSD format. Alignment guides (like those in Keynote) help you precisely place everything on your page. And with the freeform graphics canvas, you get live feedback when you resize, move or rotate images. The text even flows around your graphics instantly.
Pages includes 40 Apple-designed templates for all our customers - from letters to newsletters, stationery to brochures, school reports to white papers. But the real sweet spot? Templates designed to let you take advantage of your iLife content. Like Travel Journal, which has gorgeous photo frames for your images and text styles that really make your story look great. Family Newsletter includes page designs that let you create media-rich pages that mix pictures and text. Or, if you like, you can add a page with nothing but text. And business owners will find templates that make it easy to create flyers, white papers and even brochures that include iLife content.
James Craner said:iLife 05 will not come with Tiger, it is a separate application. Apple simply installs iLife and the OS on new computers, iLife is not part of the OS.
iWorks, although it will work fine by itself are designed to take media from the iLife Apps, e.g. photos from iPhoto into one of the Pages templates, or songs from iTunes into Keynote. If you don't have at least iLife 04 you may not have that direct integration. However there should not be anything to stop you from manually exporting and then importing into the iWork Apps.
wdlove said:Since the Mac mini has just been release, it was designed with Tiger in mind. Photoshop likes memory, you can never have enough. You want to consider increasing memory.
Platform said:512MB Ram would that be enoughbecause 1GB cost too much $425
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James Craner said:I believe for most users 512MB would be enough. You will only see a marginal difference going from 512MB to 1GB, unless you are planning a lot of big multi layer photoshop files. You can buy 3rd Party Ram from say crucial.com for example, it is a lot cheaper than Apple if you really feel you need the 1GB.
amberashby said:Apple says deliver by Jan 22nd. Do you guys think that means they will start shipping tomorrow?
3Memos said:Most likely it ships from the factory on the 22nd. So it wont arrive at resellers until a few days later. The Apple store may have them immediately available on the 22nd though.
paulman said:I reckon Apple will add iWeb (basic web design), Cells or iBudget (mentioned earlier in this forum). Most people don't use databases so filemaker would always be a standalone app.
wdlove said:Yes, from what Steve said during his Keynote the software should be available at local Apple Stores on the 22nd. Those that order over night and second day should have chance to receive on 22nd.
autrefois said:Does anyone know or have speculation about whether Pages will have other language localizations? Keynote does, iLife does. It'd be really nice to have a word processor that can have menus in other languages. MS Word has spell and grammar check in other languages, but the menus are in the language of the country where you buy it. I hope Pages will at least have spell check in other languages (if not included, available for download at least), but FULL localizations would be really appreciated.![]()
paulman said:I reckon Apple will add iWeb (basic web design)