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04-03-2009, 04:49 PM
[quote=JoshAussie;692970]LOL Phantom i stand by what i said.
The whole fact that you disagree with it being down to personal preferance shows that your the only "fanboi" here.[quote] Please read what I said, it is nor personal preference, it is common sense. I can see what I buy, I'm not blind by fanboyism. Again, please read... _I even asked you before. Quote:
That's a stripped down version, it is 800$ instead of mine, but still kicks ass compared to the 2000$ MacBook Pro. How sad... you are bringing me fanmade videos... I won't go so low, there are a bunch telling how Mac is bad too, but you believe only with your idea. Oh and btw, before calling me a fanboy (made my day), you really need to see yourself. I find you cheap PCs and you bring me same specs but more expensive. What do you want to prove? That not every provider has the same price? The point is you can find a cheaper PC with same or better specs than a MacBook (I posted before links), and you can't deny the facts... You are the first Mac defendant I've met that says PCs aren't cheaper. Be proud of that. You need to research on your beloved system before bringing me utter nonsense links. Seems you don't know what you're talking about, I proved myself. Oh, and don't bring me other videos. Quote:
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04-03-2009, 05:20 PM
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Macs just have this stability. their OS runs great because the same people make the hardware. however that has made them have a lot of downsides, that's why PC's tactic won. Price is a major problem... Quote:
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04-03-2009, 05:28 PM
I'm a PC nerd ^^
There are only two real differences to me between a Mac and a PC. Firstly, and this is coming from my own experience, the whole appeal of Macs are just thier fancy graphics, so it's really a play thing to me. Secondly, it's not something you can really work with (for double the price, I can't see having to fight to work with it, if anything). I like working with/on computers, and you can't do that so easily with a Mac. I like adding new CD/DVD drives, memory, etc. And I find it kind of disappointing that with a Mac everything is just there, you can't customize it, hardware-wise. (I'm not too sure about software) |
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04-03-2009, 05:35 PM
I'm a Mac man myself. I really use it for Music Recording/Production. I have a few games on here (Sims 2, Spore, Football Manager 2008 & 2009) and they all run perfectly.
I just can't stand PC's anymore... |
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04-03-2009, 06:49 PM
Personally, I like both. I'm using a PC right now, but wouldn't mind getting a Mac in future. Especially when my classes start getting more demanding.
Though, Josh, you probably shouldn't be so quick to call someone else a fanboy when you're coming off as one also. This is almost as bad as the PS3 vs. Xbox 360 argument. lol |
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