By NewType
Apple’s new Aperture application is more revolutionary than it first appears. As Macworld’s first look at Aperture amphetameme.org that could prove to be
“I’m a bit speechless, but it was only a matter of time–this is the same company that has produced such powerful and beautiful video editing software as Final Cut and audio software as Garage Band, as well as digital media management software like iTunes and iPhoto. I switched to PC a year ago for programming purposes (and have had a headache configuring the computer ever since), and have an OS 9 G4 tower at home, but I’m convinced now that I need to switch the hell back to Mac, to OS X, soon.”
It confirms my belief that Aperture was by far the most significant announcement out of this week’s media event.
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