Which is better, an iMac or a MacBook Pro?
Thanks for the A2A.Getting an iMac or Macbook Pro is completely a matter of your work preference and how you’re gonna use your machine.iMac is a machine used by designers, video editors or anyone who needs extra screen space. People working on 4K video files love the iMac version for that but the downside for that is portability. It has to be fixed in your office or home.But it will be a powerful machine than a Macbook Pro.Macbook Pro is a machine for digital nomads or users who travel a lot. Photographers who need a machine to edit images on the go or users with heavy power need.According to me, the best option is getting a Macbook Pro with an external 4K display. You will have both the performance and portability on your side.Feel free to ask any question regarding your laptop and Mac problems by A2A or pinging us on Whats App(9810799196)
Is iMac 27" better for Logic Pro or is the 21.5" iMac good enough? Are words too small on Logic Pro?
I love Mac haters. Well lets get down to your question. I actually own both a 27 and a 21.5 inch iMac. The 27 is a year and a half older than the 21.5 iMac. Thus it is also a slower machine, not by much. What you really want to do is make sure that the two iMacs have the same processor speed and memory(ram). Then we are talking to the same machine with two different sizes of monitors. .. While Justin below is an idiot he did say something we need to go into. You want to know if the words will be too small on the smaller screen. Yes and no. You actually decide on how large or small the letters are. You simply go into your Preferences located in every program under the program's name in the menu. Preferences are normally located about number 3 down in the drop down menu. Once you choose the font and size for the look of the items on screen. Very simple. .. What you need to do is to decide that an iMac is within your price after going to the Apple Store and checking out the available extras for each system. Such as i7 instead of the i5 processor, about 200 extra dollars and I believe well worth the price, external dvd/cd burner and external hard drives, although if in school I highly recommend the iCloud for off site storage. So set your price that you can afford and enjoy. Your program will do just fine on both the 27 and 21.5 inch iMac. I love both, your choice.
Which is better Macbook Pro, Mac Mini, iMac, or Mac Pro?
Ok, first of all, JuJu has no idea what she's talking about. So let's start over. First decide if you want portability or not. Then decide whether you want powerful or just a standard setup. If you want powerful and portable, the MacBook Pro is the perfect choice. If you don't care about portable, the iMac is the computer to get. iMac is also not a (TRUE) desktop, so it too will still have some power limitations. Short of Intense graphic rendering, and severe number crunching, the iMac will do anything you want it to. If your Goal is to just buy the Ultimate bad *** computer, to say you have the best of the best, then a Mac Pro is the way to go. This may drive you over your price limit though as a Mac Pro fully specced out from the beginning with a monitor will be around 5k. Mac mini i do not recommend, unless you just want small and simple, and already have a monitor keyboard and mouse. MOST IMPORTANT, The entire line of Mac's is getting ready to refresh in about 3 weeks, so the new iMac's and MacBook Pro's are going to be new!! So i would wait! Good Luck, and hope this helps some.
21.5 inch vs. 27 inch imac?
I need to purchase a new computer. I will be running Final Cut Pro, adobe after effects, adobe Illustrater, google chrome, iTunes, and etc. Should I be buying the 21.5 inch or 27 inch imac? Will I need more than 512 mbs of video RAM? I have been looking at a 21.5 inch imac with 16 GBs of RAM, GTX 650 video graphics, and either 2.9 or 3.1 GHz. Is this computer worth buying? Keep in mind it would cost $1699 for the 2.9 Ghz model and 1899 for the 3.1 Ghz model.