Re: FLASH: OT: Design computer configuration---under $3500. -- Qfor Frederico

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From: Frederico <

fredericomac [dot] com

>


>* 450MHz PowerPC G4

>* 1MB  L2 cache

>* 64MB SDRAM - 1 DIMM

>* 10GB 7200RPM Ultra ATA-66  drive

>* DVD-ROM drive with  DVD-Video

>* RAGE 128 Pro 2x AGP video card - 16MB SDRAM (analog and digital output)

>* Three FireWire ports

>* Two USB Ports

>*10/100 Base T Ethernet

>* Stereo In/Out

>* Mac OS 9

>* Keyboard/Mouse

>* One year AppleCare

>

>$1,759.00  Subtotal


Frederico, at AppleStore I priced a 450MHz G4, stripped to the bones, 

NO AppleCare, and get a price of $2199. Could you tell us who is 

selling them at the pricing you've mentioned? (I used "500MHz" as I 

assume they haven't righted the names of the models yet.)


Thanks,


Ken Sherwood



--


"In particular, I was musing about where Flash would be in a couple 

of years.  Right now, it's been delivered to a vast number of 

clients, either by being packaged with a browser, or via a download. 

Developers are now developing Flash content that is small yet 

effective visually.  It seems to offer lots of design possibilities. 

Will it still be here in 3 years?  Adobe, who has deeper pockets than 

Macromedia, has announced a Flash competitor.  Will Macromedia 

survive?  Will their vision and focus, so far unsullied [*sic*], 

survive?"


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