Re: OT: I wonder...



dvaoa wrote:
On Apr 30, 9:12 am, Mark Bedingfield
<atari...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 30/04/2011 11:08 PM, dvaoa wrote:









On Apr 30, 3:36 am, VampX<va...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 2011-04-29 23:41:54 +1000, moonpie<mr_rc_moon...@xxxxxxxxx> said:

Me too.

Used to be a Mac snob, was art director at an agency with about ten
people under me, all using Macs. Half the time all I did was fix
screwed up Macs.

PCs have their problems too, dont get me wrong. I HATE all the
anti-virus crap I have to deal with.

But I'm happier with clone home-made hi-powered PCs than I ever was
with any Mac.

Yeah they used to be crap but things have changed dramatically these days.

Ive just ordered my next one too:

17" Macbook Pro
i7 Quad Core 2.3GHz
8GB mem

Im going to put in a SSD hybrid but I ordered it with 750GB drive.
Apple always undercuts on the drive specs.

At this stage Im not paying $1200 for a SSD

--

Vampxwww.modernguitartuitiononline.comwww.scartissue.com.au

So what's changed with Macs that makes you say that? 2 jobs ago (up
until 2003), while I was with a large company (10,000+), we used Macs
exclusively. Because I needed to jump platforms for my DNA analysis
work at the time, I had both a Mac& a PC. The Macs *always* had
issues with them. The PC's were far from perfect, but other than the
occasional locking up when running too many things at once, they were
pretty reliable in comparison. I know our IT guys HATED the
Macs...which was weird considering we were a Mac company.

-d

Mac's are PC's now. intel chipset. There is no difference. I find that
most machines are reliable as the knowledge of the user. When my PC's,
Atari's, Apples or Amiga's lock up, I know why in 99.9% of cases.

A computer is a computer.

Mark

Hmm...maybe I should take out my old Atari 800 ;-)

With the bitchin' tape drive.

-d

They're bringing the Commodore 64 back -

http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_C64.aspx

....roll on!

--
- Rufus
.



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