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Originally Posted by ellen feiss
For the consumer-end, iLife.  I have yet to see a near competent suite that can handle audio, video, dvd, photos and soon the web in a tightly integrated package. you dont need to be trained and learning curve isnt that high to deliver something passable. It comes on every Mac bought for the past few years. Costs $79 everytime it gets updated. If you like how iTunes work then iLife is the extension of it on other media.
Then again if convenience & ease of use doesnt matter then there are a lot of choices on the PC but not very good ones. |
UHm that makes no sense... you just said "consumer end".
All the while people have been arguing "Mac is for Pro Graphics, DTP and video".
So which is it?
Consumer or pro?
So youpay $5000 for builtin software? Yeah - thats clever, ellen... you get a bong with that upgarde?
And why don't you post nekkid pics of yourself..
