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luzzerylavender

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Feb 22, 2009
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I am animating a pretty massive 70 minute flash cs3 cartoon. Right now I have a mac mini 1.83ghz 1gb ram. I know the limitations and such of the mac mini and can get by with smaller clip lengths but it doesn't have a dvd burner, and upgrade to flash cs4 requires 2gb ram. But for now the mac mini can handle my flash clips rather well.

Having that in mind, I really wanted to have a portable animation studio for on the go, plugged in of course at different places not using battery. So I liked the macbook, the most current model. I am weary of trusting it to handle my movie. I cannot afford a macbook pro. So its this or I was thinking of just limiting myself to a desktop which is stronger I think, the imac 20" base model.

If you were me, would you think that the macbook could handle the movie? Or go with the sure answer, being the iMac 2.4ghz? And I would max out the ram with whichever choice I do make.

I have already asked a similar question in this forum a few days ago, but this is an updated version of that question. Heh

thanks
 
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