In general, Office 2008 is faster than Office 2004 when run on Intel Macs. And, on the PowerPC (represented by our PowerBook G4), it certainly runs "well enough" albeit marginally slower.
That graph doesn't make sense.
It looks like 2008 runs better on a G4 than on Intel. What's the percentage represent ?
Figure 1: Office 2008 vs. Office 2004
(shorter is faster)
when is this realesed in stores?
The lower the percent the better
In stores tomorrow (tuesday)
arn
In stores tomorrow (tuesday)
arn
Tomorrow!
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