On Dec 8, 2003, at 09:32 am, Miche Doherty wrote:
Isn't this an inherent problem with application-specific benchmarks across
platforms -- to what extent are Premiere for Mac and Premiere for Windows
the same application?
That's not a rhetorical question; I don't know the answer. I'm thinking of
apps like Internet Explorer, where the Windows and Mac versions have AFAIK
little in common but the name.
Indeed. I couldn't agree more. The same is also true of Word, also used in the MacWorld benchmark. The XP version and the Mac version have so little in common it's almost a joke to call them the same program.
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