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Originally Posted by Titan
Thanks MarchHare. I plan to use an external HD as well so the hard drive is less of a consideration. It is more a matter of if the MB can do it reasonably well I can think of better uses for $900 bucks. But if the MB will be really slow and boggy then I will bite the bullet and get the pro.
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I'm sure the MacBook will be fine for your needs; I still edit video with iMovie on an 800MHz iBook G4 with 768MB or RAM.
That being said, photon is absolutely right that the MacBook Pros are a much nicer machine -- it's just so much more polished. The aluminum finish is sharp, the backlit keyboard is nifty, etc. If I was in the market for a new laptop right now, that's the one I would buy without a doubt.