Pinklet wrote: The funny part about this is that your bigger developer packages often run a lot smoother and better on the Mac then on there PC equivalents. I can site QuarkXpress, Adobe CS1 and 2, including all packages on the suite. We run all these packages at work, PC and Mac side by side so I do have a day to day experience that hands down favors the Mac. You know I have been a devote PC user since giving up my Atari ST for the Radio Shack Tandy 1000; my first PC with a 10 mb hard drive. The Atari didnt have a hard drive so you had to use floppies. I soon found out that having a superior GUI didnt matter if the software base wasnt there. I learned DOS and started using the PC. Now I have read that Apple is going to start using the Intel processor. When they do that and if they can increase their software base I am definitely looking at adding a Mac to my tool chest. I think that Final Cut Pro would probably be my first purchase.