Make sure that whatever you order comes with some kind of a money back guarantee in case if you don't like it or its not compatible and you will have to send it back. Trust me, you can find the coolest looking laptop with all the right specs, but will be disappointed when you actually get it in your hands. Thats what hapened to me when I ordered Dell Inspiron 9100. That went back to Dell the next day. Now, I'm waiting for my IBM T42 which should arrive shortly. Hopefully, it's Pentium M 1.7GHz (735) performance will not be disappointing (together with 1GB of PC2700 DDR SDRAM, 60GB 7200 rpm hd, 64MB ATI Radeon 9600, 15" SXGA+, CD-RW/DVD, B/G wi-fi).Lord Choc Ice wrote:How about an Acer Travelmate 8006LMi with 2GHz Centrino Dothan, 1024 RAM and 7200 RPM harddrive? Would it perform good together with a Digigram VXpocket v2 PCMCIA sound card?
I think I'll be going for brainspawn's VST/DX host "forte" as the "plugin organizer". I have read through the manual, and all the features look simply astonishing! I just hope it'll work fine on the new set-up. I wonder if brainspawn has any hardware recommendations, like Digidesign's recommendations for Seagate HDDs...
Laptop for live use
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- KVRist
- 298 posts since 23 Nov, 2003 from nj
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- KVRer
- 6 posts since 20 Jan, 2003
Hello,Lord Choc Ice wrote:
I think I'll be going for brainspawn's VST/DX host "forte" as the "plugin organizer". I have read through the manual, and all the features look simply astonishing! I just hope it'll work fine on the new set-up. I wonder if brainspawn has any hardware recommendations, like Digidesign's recommendations for Seagate HDDs...
This is something we've been thinking about and would like to implemement soon. Stability is very important to us and removing the hardware from the equation would help. Really, we should publish suggested driver versions as well. It could be a complicated project!
Mike Garrett
brainspawn
