Airbook vs Mac BookPro Video Editing
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\r\n \r\n i\'d stay away form the macbook air... if you wanna save some money, buy a macbook, max out the ram, and buy a SSD (flash Harddrive).. i hate video editing on anything smaller then a 21+ inch screen, so if you have a nice tv you can hook the macbook up to it miniDV out (quality is still great) i play downloaded blurays through my 08 macbook on a 42inch LED 240hz vizio and it is top notch quality still.\r\n
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\r\n Originally Posted by Wheeliest\r\n View Post\r\n
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i\'d stay away form the macbook air... if you wanna save some money, buy a macbook, max out the ram, and buy a SSD (flash Harddrive).. i hate video editing on anything smaller then a 21+ inch screen, so if you have a nice tv you can hook the macbook up to it miniDV out (quality is still great) i play downloaded blurays through my 08 macbook on a 42inch LED 240hz vizio and it is top notch quality still.
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\ngood looking out that was basically my thoughts anyway but i liked the size of the air so if i could have i would have but the new macpro is baller anyway\r\n
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#3
\r\n \r\n get the pro\r\n
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#4
\r\n \r\n everybody running the Macvideo edit or another program?\r\n
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#5
\r\n \r\n final cut pro\r\n
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looking to start chopping some videos together does anybody use either the macbook pro or airbook to do thier edits with??

the flash drives on the airbook make moving thru programs faster but processor speeds are a little slower

i know the macbook pro will handle anything ya throw at it im just wondering if anybody actually uses the airbook for thier edits and if the processor speed is enough to handle throwing together a nice HD quality edit
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