Should I buy a MAC?

I am also considering getting a black Macbook. However, I feel I don't need one until 2 years. So I will wait! For now I'll be stuck with my PC which has been making me angry *old Cpu*, since I run a lot of applications.

Buy mine Gatt

Originally Posted by Gareth Can you explain a little more? Is the 'mighty' mouse not so mighty?

It's so delicate, sensitive and very very hard to use. (My opinion anyway)
After using a Logitech MX Revolution, it's just like....wtfff

The only thing that sucks about the Mighty Mouse is the nipple, it gets dirt in there and hard to get out.

Originally Posted by Garrett The only thing that sucks about the Mighty Mouse is the nipple, it gets dirt in there and hard to get out.

yes, this is VERY annoying, you have to keep turning the mouse upside down and rubbing it on paper to remove the dirt.

I have gotten to the point were it's unfixable, so I just use my trackpad.

Also Gareth, you might want to watch a few videos on Apple.com or read this: http://ptech.allthingsd.com/20080702...-from-windows/

Originally Posted by Craddock Buy mine Gatt It's so delicate, sensitive and very very hard to use. (My opinion anyway) After using a Logitech MX Revolution, it's just like....wtfff

No thanks lol, looking for a new fresh one.

Originally Posted by Craddock Buy mine Gatt It's so delicate, sensitive and very very hard to use. (My opinion anyway) After using a Logitech MX Revolution, it's just like....wtfff

The mighty mouse is indeed one of the worst things Apple has made.

Originally Posted by Oliver Quite honestly, it would be hard to argue that a PC is less functional than a Mac in any respect. I'm not interested in seeing my windows glide about and bounce all over the place; it's just a waste of time and an even more egregious waste of resources and computational power. I would agree that Mac's are fine for simpletons, but if you would like any real usability out of a computer, they're not for you. There is almost nothing a PC cannot do faster or better, for less money. To argue otherwise would just be patently incorrect.

I've never been so pleased about reading a post, finally reading something written by someone with a brain who understands what's going on! Not to cause offense to anyone else but "Mac's are fine for simpletons" sums it up better than I could ever put it.

The reason mac users find PC's slow is because in a lot (NOT ALL) cases they are half wits and don't know the 1st thing about how to manage using a computer (properly), resulting in them simply messing it up without even trying... something which is impossible to do on a mac. If you don't have a clue about using computers then macs are a good choice; if you want full usability and couldn't give two ****s about being in with the mac crowd, then a PC is the only choice.

Originally Posted by Gareth I'm 90% sure I'm going to go for an iMAC I was amazed that there is no tower and that it is built into the monitor I can get a brilliant one for around $2600 so not too bad at all. Plus I'll save a lot of room (well a little bit) with not having a tower... Does anyone here use Photoshop on a mac? Is there any difference?

For $2600 You could build an EPIC pc that will easily out perform that crappy mac.

srsly, they are a total rip off, they only sell because idiots like the way they look... (MACS R COOL!) not.

Originally Posted by Cpt. Puglet For $2600 You could build an EPIC pc that will easily out perform that crappy mac. srsly, they are a total rip off, they only sell because idiots like the way they look... (MACS R COOL!) not.

I can bet you've not even used one for 2 hours.