Re: McDonald's coffee - better than Starbucks!

In article <noone-737AF8.09202107082007@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Steve Carroll <noone@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I generally stay away from Snit's site.

OK.. fair enough... I think there is plenty of evidence to support his
claims if you dig around on google. Certainly anecdotally I think that
the Mac has *become* an overall better value than the PC, for a couple
of reasons.. the prices have dropped on their systems considerably.. and
if you really want to you can run Windows on them.

10 years ago... I'd have been right there with Zara and Muahman on
buying a mac. Up to 10k for a mac when the equivalent top-o-the-line PC
with all the multimedia hardware was less than 2...

But now? They're top-notch Core 2 Duo and Xeon machines.. I don't buy
into the arguments against them now.
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