Cost, how much add'l equipment do I need

How much is this going to cost me, equipment, monthly charges etc. I do no see this anywhere and need to know before I sign up

What do you mean no reply? You got 2 replies already.
Not sure what more you want? What exactly do you want to know?
Depending on what you want to view The AppleTv can be a one time cost or have associated subscription, or purchase costs. But it depends entirely on what you plan to view on it.

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Thanks for your reply, Klaus1. I'm currently running Snow Leopard. I'd considered upgrading to Lion but was told, even by Apple, that I wouldn't be satisfied with its slow performance on my iMac 24.
I have plenty of hard drive space with 160 GB available on my internal hard drive, but I've been storing the archived video clips and the iMovie projects on a fire-wired, external 2 TB drive. Could it be that using an external hard drive for the iMovie project is part of the performance problem?
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Q2::::
What is the difference between 2.16GHz and 2.33GHz?
What can i do with the 2.33 that i cant do with the "2.16"?
I WILL RATE GOOD ANSWERS, GO!

Rendering video does not use the video card since those are not done in real time, so improved video card will not improve video rendering for large processes (although it might help display them).
The difference between 2.33 and 2.16 is almost unnoticeable and there's nothing you can do with one you cant do with the other. They've been making chips for 30 years with slight differences like this and the best 'bang for your buck' is almost always the lower speed, the fastest is more for computer addicts to always want the best regardless of whether they can use it.

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dagdagdag123 wrote:
Got my iPhone 4. Luckily, it works perfectly so far.
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amember wrote:
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Not so much (in my case, anyway). It's just that we've learned, often the hard way!
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