I've been using my Mac for quite awhile now. Can't get on the internet (but that is not my Mac in error but the fact that I'm connected to a central router which crashes all the time until it completely gave up. Since that router is not mine and the only way for me to get internet in the place where I live that problem is beyond me, oh, and I'm using my dad's pc to type this message).
So since the only problem is beyond my Mac (if I were using Windows or Linux I'd have the same problem), I can't take that in my judgement.
For the rest. There's a list of 10 reasons to buy a mac. Reason #1 was "It just works". (It's really put on Apple's homepage). Shouldn't go without saying. Shouldn't that be normal. Thanks to Bill Gates that would make a Mac really exceptional. But until now it's true. My Mac does "just work". And fast.
I mean, with Windows I could get out of bed, not dressed pressing the damn thing on. Take a shower. Fix myself a can o' coffee, have a breakfast. Read the paper and after that if I'm really lucky (which seldom happens) I can start working. Turing the damn thing off took even longer.
My Mac one or two minutes (if not less) to start up and only a few seconds to turn off.
And so I can continue about a lot of bad things I experienced in Windows which I do not experience on the Mac.
If it keeps that way, I don't think I'm gonna regret my decission ;)
So since the only problem is beyond my Mac (if I were using Windows or Linux I'd have the same problem), I can't take that in my judgement.
For the rest. There's a list of 10 reasons to buy a mac. Reason #1 was "It just works". (It's really put on Apple's homepage). Shouldn't go without saying. Shouldn't that be normal. Thanks to Bill Gates that would make a Mac really exceptional. But until now it's true. My Mac does "just work". And fast.
I mean, with Windows I could get out of bed, not dressed pressing the damn thing on. Take a shower. Fix myself a can o' coffee, have a breakfast. Read the paper and after that if I'm really lucky (which seldom happens) I can start working. Turing the damn thing off took even longer.
My Mac one or two minutes (if not less) to start up and only a few seconds to turn off.
And so I can continue about a lot of bad things I experienced in Windows which I do not experience on the Mac.
If it keeps that way, I don't think I'm gonna regret my decission ;)