[macvoiceover] Re: Lion: 2gb ram?

Yes, definetly better to stick with that. But, from what I've seen of the developer previews, lion runs on 1GB; it's less demanding than snow leopard. 
But definetly upgrade if you can; the experience will definetly be better.
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On 24/06/2011 16:06, Keith Reedy wrote:

Ash,

Every thing I have seen says 2 GIG of RAM, so, I think folks had better stick 
with that.
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On Jun 24, 2011, at 10:12 AM, ashley wrote:


Lion will run on 1GB ram... and why not just upgrade?
you can instlal 2GB ram in a mac mini fairly cheap these days.

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On 24/06/2011 05:55, Cheryl Ann Homiak wrote:

Uh-oh, I guess I won't be upgrading to Lion until I get a new computer since I 
only have 1gb ram on my mac mini. Glad I found out now.




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