Subject | Re: mac sales down |
From | -hh |
Date | 05/16/2008 03:14 (05/15/2008 18:14) |
Message-ID | <a16f2274-a4e2-44ca-80d6-e3ebad2109e4@c58g2000hsc.googlegroups.com> |
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Newsgroups | comp.sys.mac.advocacy |
Follows | Glorb |
Followups | Steve de Mena (3h & 4m) |
GlorbA typical ~8MP JPG is 2.5MB, so a photo directory of 10,000 images is only 25GB on average.
Alan Baker wrote:Glorb <Gl...@orb.com>wrote:Alan Baker
George Graves wrote:GlorbAlan Baker
People who "don't do much with a computer" happens to define the huge majority of non-corporate computer use and not a small percentage of corporate use. Fact is, most people do E-mail, web browsing, music, You-Tube, manage their digital pictures and little else with their computers. A Mac Mini is more than adequate for all of those.
Says the man who doesn't use a Mac Mini. A 120 GB HD is adequate for music, pictures and movies? Pul-lease! That's a bad joke. The RAM and VRAM are even worse jokes.120 GB is plenty for lots of of folks, Edwin. I admit, I don't have the largest iPhoto library at only 1400 photos, but if I had 5 times as many, it would still only occupy about one sixth of a 120GB drive.
GlorbSpoken with all the credibility that's afforded to a coward's freshly minted sockpuppet :-)
What you say doesn't count because you're too wacked in the head to remember who you're answering.