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Should I buy a MAC?

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07-05-2008, 12:43 AM
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Originally Posted by Oliver View Post
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.

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