Originally Posted by
Ragdollmaster
Ohh, shiny screen.
Too bad that A, that large a resolution probably won't be supported by a 4850 in games, and B, it's a Macintosh. Macs don't deal with games too well, in case Apple hasn't noticed yet :| Very few commercial games support Windows AND Mac, and bootlegging/emulating more often than not is a buggy and unreliable process, even if you know what you're doing.
tl;dr: IRONIC FAIL.
(Insert here a comment about how you could get a PC at half the price with the same power etc)
But you're completely wrong! They're Intels.
Meaning, with Parallels, Windows XP/Vista/7 you can run it while you run OS X. You can press a button like CTRL + ArROW KEY and it swaps into the other OS. The computer is powerful enough so you can be playing Crysis on Windows while swapping back into OS X to play with Photoshop.
:O!!
You can't get the same computer for the same price or lower... maybe just maybe. But remember this, first you gotta get the case, then buy those parts, then the keyboard... the mouse, then the 27" screen! theeeeen you gotta buy your OS - what does all that add up to? probably the price of these macs
