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Apple ships Final Cut Server
Written by Jim Dalrymple, Macworld.com   
Tuesday, 15 April 2008 08:52

Apple on Tuesday began shipping Final Cut Server, the company’s new asset management tool. Apple also gave some guidance on how its Final Cut Studio product is doing with filmmakers in the industry.
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Welcome to our BRAND NEW website! This site is intended to be a communication tool for the video editing community and users of Final Cut in the Washington DC Metro area and beyond.

As a new group portal, this website needs to be adjusted, adapted and expanded to meet the specific needs of this large group of professionals. We expect to add new features in the following weeks, but in the meantime, please do not hesitate to contact us with your suggestions, comments, articles, forum requests and opinions.  Your input is very important and your participation plays a key role in the process of turning this site into an everyday reference tool and communication center for us all.

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Final Cut Pro - Choosing a Hard Disk
The disk that contains your computer’s operating system is called the startup disk or boot disk. In addition to the operating system, the startup disk also stores your applications (such as Final Cut Pro), your application preferences, system settings, and documents. Because the files on the startup disk are your most critical data, maintaining the startup disk is vital.

Because digital media (especially high data rate video) makes your disks work harder, you should use dedicated disks for capturing and playing back your digital video and other media files. Consider your media disks as storage units that work long, hard hours, while your startup disk keeps your system properly organized. If a disk is going to malfunction, it’s better if your critical data is separate from your replaceable media files.
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New MacBook Pros: Comparable Power, Less Drain...

Anandtech posts a lengthy review of the new Penryn-based MacBook Pros. Their review provides some objective data on the new laptops, as compared to the previous generation. As described before, the biggest change in the new MacBook Pros is the use of a 45-nm Penryn CPU as opposed to the older 65-nm Merom CPU. Despite some differences in L2 cache, Anandtech found benchmark performance to be neck and neck.

MacBook Air on Sale

As noted by ArsTechnica, Apple's MacBook Air appears to be running in short supply both at Apple Stores and major retailers. After a full month of being on the market, the MacBook Air is still a difficult commodity to obtain in some markets (not all), and Apple is still quoting a 5-7 business day minimum shipping time even for the most standard models ordered from its web site.