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After his comment, the tables have been turned :tsk: lolNow, now, play nice!
After his comment, the tables have been turned :tsk: lolNow, now, play nice!
a PC can do everything a Mac can and more
Can't write iPhone/iPod apps on a PC, Apple hasn't (and probably won't) released an SDK for Windows.
give them all a fair try.
Windows Mobile Pocket PC, already got one. MacBook doesn't fit in my pocket.
I work on computers for a living. I hold degrees in computer science and electronics engineering and I HATE Apple.
The so-called "virus invulnerability" that Apple touts is nothing more than playing the odds.
Now there are all these Mac snobs running around constantly talking about how superior their systems are and how owning a Mac makes you "extra super cool"..
I wouldn't own a Mac if for no other reason than I would never want to be those people. I would not want to have to even associate with those people. It's like they honestly believe everything Apple tells them. Come on, people, think for yourselves.
Your argument is the laughable one. You sound like an arrogant fanboy :wtf: When buying a Mac, you are paying MORE for LESS. There's the #1 reason not to get one. You say you're not into gaming? So you're gonna pay over $1k more not to game and have inferior specs? That makes no sense whatsoever.
I have had Macs crash on me far more times than windows ever has. The fact is Macs CAN become cluttered AND WILL be subjected to slower performance. Damn that spinning wheel!
You're right, I did have a better PC. Not because of its specs, but because it was running XP. A 2ghz celeron, 256mb ram kicked your stupid iMac's ass on a daily basis.
With my current PC, Mac stands no chance, and I built it for several hundred dollars, not several thousand.
Mac shall never win.
HAHAHAHA MAN I can't stop laughing!
PC superior, Mac inferior
PC>Mac
Mac----> :lasergun:<------PC
lol but seriously, Macs are overpriced and a PC can do everything a Mac can and more. With the money you saved with building/buying your own PC, Im pretty sure you would have some money to buy yourself some good antivirus software
N3V4R! MUAHAHAH*coughhackcough* >.>
Very nice, but I meant a laptop.
I will never own a laptop if I have to pay more than $100 for it. Even then, I still won't. Perhaps, something like the HTC Shift or Advantage. In a couple years, we'll have hand-helds as powerful as my desktop.
Tell your brother to help Symantec to make an anti-virus software that works.My brouther who works for Symantec uses XP and mac.