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| Mac vs. PC; Hmm? | |
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| Topic Started: Jan 3 2009, 06:03 AM (672 Views) | |
| :C=:O: | Jul 17 2009, 08:15 AM Post #61 |
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As a both a PC and Macintosh user, I can say that I greatly favor PC. There are two good things I can say about Macintosh: 1. The interface looks really nice. It's sleek, aesthetic, and makes you feel at home. 2. It runs much more smoothly than a PC often does. When I force quit a program, it will generally force quit, and that's necessary far less than with a PC. Everything else goes to the PC. Personally, while I think that Macintosh UI looks good, it feels anything but. It's as if the computer is wading through sludge every time, and beyond that, simply confounding. I'm not sure who the ever-brilliant cretin was who designed the Macintosh's install system was, but it is no easy task to set up something as simple as Firefoc on a Macintosh. Beyond that, PC has far greater support for many things that interest me. E.G., games. |
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| Idoexist | Jul 29 2009, 04:12 AM Post #62 |
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PC over a Mac any day, there really isn't much of a debate there. I don't CARE how the interface looks. I LOVED how Classic Windows looks, so its not a big deal, and even if you want, Vista and 7 have great interfaces and you can get Rocketdock to replicate the Mac's Dock feature too. For what you get, PC's are an extremely good value, and the high-end models cost vastly less than the high-end Macs still, even though the stats are near the same, or better. PCs are easier to use, more reliable, and more functional, and have TONS more support than Macs. |
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