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Re: Processor for photo editting

by "Rita Berkowitz" <ritaberk2008@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Mar 27, 2008 at 07:15 AM

nospam wrote:

> no, it's because photoshop has a much better idea of which parts of an
> image will be needed, depending on what the user is doing.  do you
> think adobe has nothing better to do than reimplement what's already
> there?

No, it's because Adobe realizes the idea of a 1.5GB barrier is harder to
sell to the rubes that just got done paying MSRP for CS3.  How many people
would buy CS3 if they told you that you need a computer with excellent
disk
I/O and SMP?  I'll give Adobe credit for following Microsoft's model of
just
throwing more RAM in the box.  I guess one can look at RAM, at least in
this
case, as a cheap pacifier till the rube realizes they got no benefits.  I
always laughed at the posts we'd get about people whining about why they
didn't see any improvement in performance after adding several GB of RAM.




Rita
 




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Re: Processor for photo editting
"Rita Berkowitz"  2008-03-27 07:15:09 
Re: Processor for photo editting
Ron Hunter <rphunter@[  2008-03-27 08:47:35 
Re: Processor for photo editting
"Rita Berkowitz"  2008-03-27 19:45:34 
Re: Processor for photo editting
Ron Hunter <rphunter@[  2008-03-28 02:10:46 
Re: Processor for photo editting
"Rita Berkowitz"  2008-03-28 07:36:23 

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