Pros
- OpenGL rendering brings many benefits
- 64-bit version is a boon to designers
Cons
- Online capabilities still pretty limited
- Cannot allocate RAM dynamically
Bottom Line
Photoshop users may take a while to move to the new 64-bit version of Photoshop CS4, but it's an important development; meanwhile, CS4 offers plenty of other significant upgrades to keep 32-bit users happy.
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