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PC Vs Mac

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 3:03 pm
by jerry
Went out today to get a new PC.happened to look in the Apple store and was given a demo of the IMac.looks impressive and was after any input/experience as to whether i should stick with a PC or go IMac.Any input greatly appreciate :thumbright: PS please keep it simply as computers are a bit of a dark art to me
TIA Jerry

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 5:15 pm
by Blue
Software is more expensive for Mac, but if you don't need much of that, no problem. Just think of it as the Mopar of the computer world. Anything you buy to connect to it must be Mac compatible, most stuff these days is. I've had a Mac for years, I'm a convert.

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 6:12 pm
by Jon Benn
What Blue said :thumbright:

Mac every time for me, given the opportunity I would never use another pc again.

If you want a Mac book air I think I can still get you one at a very good price.

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 6:23 pm
by Jeff
Just about to order some new Macs at work.... But, the buzz word at the moment is....... Hackintosh. Go google!

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 6:27 pm
by Blue
Thanks Jeff, bookmarked....

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 6:37 pm
by Jeff
Look here... I am ordering from these guys...

http://store.psystar.com/openpro-osx.html

Have you seen the new laptop due out soon from mac?
No keyboard!

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 8:17 pm
by jerry
Thanks for the input guys thumbs up for Apple Mac then, any downside apart from software cost ?

Posted: Sun Jan 11, 09 10:00 pm
by Jeff
No.

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 09 12:03 am
by Anonymous
Jerry, after my 20" iMac G5 went down I found it cost £700 to replace the motherboard in a £800 computer. Motherboards in Macs vary greatly in price....check what it would be for the model you are buying.

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 09 12:14 am
by Jeff
I have owned Macs since 1991.... I have never had one go down that I could not sort out myself. At this precise moment I own 8 of the buggers.

But I am definately getting 2 of the hacks, just to have a play!

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 09 10:41 am
by Ivor
Same here, we brought our first Mac into the UK on a plane from California back in 1984 and it still works!

I use both Mac and PC and in my view, there is no contest, Mac every time for me.

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 09 10:51 am
by Jeff
Classic!

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 09 11:10 am
by Dave-R
Jeff wrote:Have you seen the new laptop due out soon from mac?
No keyboard!
That has to be a pee take?

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/a ... olutionary

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 09 11:25 am
by Jeff
:D

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 09 1:15 pm
by Trigger_Andy
Dave wrote:
Jeff wrote:Have you seen the new laptop due out soon from mac?
No keyboard!
That has to be a pee take?

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/a ... olutionary
Surely not? What with the new Hummingbird Battery lasting a full 19mins! And remember, its unbreakable unless dropped! :D


Thats was well funny! And only 45mins to send an email too! That almost's halfs my Mothers time right enough, think they may have atleast one customer! :thumbright: