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[JacobW]

Now, I want an honest and maybe thoughtful response to weigh my options...here's the deal, i want a notebook that will allow me to play some kickass games, like an alienware, but also one that will allow me to use Adobe CS3 Web Premium, which runs on both platforms...Is there a difference between Web Premium being run on PC or Mac, will i be able to use the same features in both platforms. Will an alienware (possibly m9750) satisfy my need for gaming (not hardcore, enough for a couple of cool games) and design.If any one of you have these notebooks or software, maybe you can share some experiences with it. ThanksForgot to mention, I've been reading so much hype about the Alienware Area-51 M9750 that it make me think it's JUST for gaming. Can anyone tell me if it can do more than just games, maybe by answering my question.

[O]

Adobe Web premium will be the same for Mac or PC although if you are only into moderate gaming I would get the 15" MacBook Pro. Macs run Windows too. The files are transferable between Mac and PC.Some Mac questions answered for you herehttp://ptech.allthingsd.com/20071115/heres-a-mac-faq-if-youre-looking-to-buy-a-computer/http://www.baltimoresun.com/technology/bal-bz.pl.appleaday15nov15,0,3955417.story

[ChrisG]

Gaming and CS3 Web require the many of the same things: a good processor, graphics card, plenty of RAM and hard drive space. So if your computer has those things, you should be set.

[samf]

I was asking my self the same question when i was going to buy master suite. I called Adobe and asked them, they said it works exactly the same. so I asked a friend that goes to the art institute and she said the same thing. But she mentioned that windows likes to crash a lot (that is true) and since macs don't then you can work more easily and efficiently without worrying about the computer crashing and loosing your work. I bought it for mac and it works perfectly fine, I don't regret a single penny spent on it.