Not to mention a better UI, it is more intuitive, it doesn't crash, it manages multi-processing really well, it is 64-bit only and hundreds of other benefits. There is no need for acrobat pro because Preview can do most of the common tasks Acrobat pro can do. The iWorks suite (office equivalent) is $30 for new or upgrades and you can skip versions. OS upgrades are $29 and you can opt to skip versions. This machine will easily last 6-8 years, I stretch my macs for about 8 years just fine though. A decent iMac with i5 quad core and 4Gb of ram costs $1200. A mac is cheaper when you consider lifetime costs. Once OSX came, I quickly became hooked on OSX. When OS9 was out, I had no preference over MAC or PC. 10 years ago most software was pretty pitiful. But you're mentioning a product that was available 10 years ago. OS9 and most of the applications for it were pitiful. I was an OS9 user back when Autodesk has products for the mac. Sorry dude but you'll probably get a swarm of smackdown from the mac users our there.
Autocad and Revit printing would be beautifully integrated with some of the printing and organization qualities found in Adobe: InDesign Also work out a merger with Adobe so that we could purchase all-encompassing suites that seemlessly integrate with each other. I do not think it is to outrageous to say AUTOdesk-GET ON BOARD WITH THE MAC FOR YOUR SOFTWARE! We are nearlly at 2012 and the world of art and engineering are merging! For Autodesk to stay on top and help drive the industry further is to do a comprehensive shift to make Mac versions for REVIT, AUTOCAD (already done-thank you), and 3Ds Max, as well as your entire body of exciting software. It is also annoying to have to use bootcamp for revit when I have photoshop and Autocad on the Mac partition. Interior Designers, Arhcitects, all would like to use REVIT on their MAC's! And REALLY parallels is horribly annoying even on a Mac Pro (I wasted the money for that program). I am incredibly grateful for Autocad on the Macintosh platform: THANK YOU AUTODESK for that! However: it is logical that REVIT ought to be available on Mac.
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