[PA Engineer]

You are correct about other platforms being better for gaming, but sometimes we need to do real world work.

National Instruments first introduced LabVIEW graphical programming on the Mac in 1986. 25 years later, NI proudly continues to provide Mac users the latest PC-based technology, including full support for NI LabVIEW, more than 80 measurement devices, and driver software for data acquisition and instrument control, for developing custom measurement and automation systems based on Mac OS X.

They work very well with LabView

[Utilizer]

I have not worked very much with LabView, but honestly I deal exclusively with PC machines so I hope your posting is not geared to the macophiles since I need computational capabilities more than graphics maneuverability for the majority of work I do.

If it is indeed as helpful as you say then I may try it out. If it does not do what I need it to do, then at the very least I will know where its computational underpinnings are causing difficulties and can go from there.

Thanks much for the reference, mate.