yeah thats a good point, allthough its double sided. I'm the first to recommend a mac to someone thats a casual office computer user that want's something elegant looking and no fuss. Still got Office and the usual web browsers and email and thats about all the majority of people use or need.
I like the choice that PC's have, and have never had many problems since 6 months after win2000 came out. Win9x was the one thing that in my opinion stifled the PC in the mid late 90's. Fortunately OS9 was as bad and often worse, particularly compared to NT.
In my opinion there isn't really much in it now, appart from software choices, and some missing hardare on the mac front. Can't afford a Mac or PC at the moment, and wouldn't spend less than $800 excluding monitor/keyboard and mouse, just doesn't make much sense to buy something that won't last more than a year. Not for what I need computers for anyway.
I like the choice that PC's have, and have never had many problems since 6 months after win2000 came out. Win9x was the one thing that in my opinion stifled the PC in the mid late 90's. Fortunately OS9 was as bad and often worse, particularly compared to NT.
In my opinion there isn't really much in it now, appart from software choices, and some missing hardare on the mac front. Can't afford a Mac or PC at the moment, and wouldn't spend less than $800 excluding monitor/keyboard and mouse, just doesn't make much sense to buy something that won't last more than a year. Not for what I need computers for anyway.