The Prime Minister
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I crossed over back in 05' shit was dumb easy. Now, whenever I have to use a PC for something I just wanna break it.
FTW!
FTW!
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Lorenzo de Medici
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Don't fall for the hype.
I have a Dell laptop and we have a mac desktop in my house. Every family desktop we've had has been a mac. My old desktop in my room and my current laptop are PCs. We've always had macs in Fairfax county schools until high school our libraries had some PCs. All the computers in our computer labs at school are macs
I say all this to say that even with all these macs around me, I still wouldn't choose one. They are not user friendly. I love the Windows lay-out. Now if you get a mac and don't run the Mac OS, they have at it, but what's the point?
I have a Dell laptop and we have a mac desktop in my house. Every family desktop we've had has been a mac. My old desktop in my room and my current laptop are PCs. We've always had macs in Fairfax county schools until high school our libraries had some PCs. All the computers in our computer labs at school are macs
I say all this to say that even with all these macs around me, I still wouldn't choose one. They are not user friendly. I love the Windows lay-out. Now if you get a mac and don't run the Mac OS, they have at it, but what's the point?
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ill_lojikal_kon
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It's not hard at all. The transition I found was pretty easy when I bought my Macbook. I went back to PC for a couple of reasons though.
1. Apple take forever to update their hardware (this is more of a "so what" complaint) or even software.
2. When they do so the release usually have some sort of problem. It's not until the Revision B start rolling in that everything is a go (I don't really see that so often with PCs).
3. While they do have good customer service, they have a problem of admitting when they fuck up or do something wrong.
4. Most of the software I want to use is Windows only. Though I will admit the Macbook is the second best windows laptop I used compared to the one I am using right now.
Shit I just realized I didnt really answer your second part. lol. Well t/s what do you plan on doing with a Mac computer?
1. Apple take forever to update their hardware (this is more of a "so what" complaint) or even software.
2. When they do so the release usually have some sort of problem. It's not until the Revision B start rolling in that everything is a go (I don't really see that so often with PCs).
3. While they do have good customer service, they have a problem of admitting when they fuck up or do something wrong.
4. Most of the software I want to use is Windows only. Though I will admit the Macbook is the second best windows laptop I used compared to the one I am using right now.
Shit I just realized I didnt really answer your second part. lol. Well t/s what do you plan on doing with a Mac computer?
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Shizlansky
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Speaking of PC's that Dr Dre beat for the commercial go hard
Mac=PC
PC=Mac
But I have a Mac right now
And to answer your question simply, no
Mac=PC
PC=Mac
But I have a Mac right now
And to answer your question simply, no
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Rell Mayne
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come on wit this CC
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Lorenzo de Medici;996679 said:Don't fall for the hype.
I have a Dell laptop and we have a mac desktop in my house. Every family desktop we've had has been a mac. My old desktop in my room and my current laptop are PCs. We've always had macs in Fairfax county schools until high school our libraries had some PCs. All the computers in our computer labs at school are macs
I say all this to say that even with all these macs around me, I still wouldn't choose one. They are not user friendly. I love the Windows lay-out. Now if you get a mac and don't run the Mac OS, they have at it, but what's the point?
What's make them not user friendly to you?
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ill_lojikal_kon;996799 said:It's not hard at all. The transition I found was pretty easy when I bought my Macbook. I went back to PC for a couple of reasons though.
1. Apple take forever to update their hardware (this is more of a "so what" complaint) or even software.
2. When they do so the release usually have some sort of problem. It's not until the Revision B start rolling in that everything is a go (I don't really see that so often with PCs).
3. While they do have good customer service, they have a problem of admitting when they fuck up or do something wrong.
4. Most of the software I want to use is Windows only. Though I will admit the Macbook is the second best windows laptop I used compared to the one I am using right now.
Shit I just realized I didnt really answer your second part. lol. Well t/s what do you plan on doing with a Mac computer?
I plan to use it for my phone, work, docs and I need to be able to carry it around everywhere.
As far as software and things like that...IDK.
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BootyButterPi
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I dont think i could do it. for some reason im anti-apple. i aint got not stocks in dat shit.
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Knives Amilli
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It's pretty easy. Keystroke commands are different, which is an adjustment (when i do use macs).
In all honesty tho...unless your into musical editing/composition, photo editing, graphical design I wouldn't make the change.
In all honesty tho...unless your into musical editing/composition, photo editing, graphical design I wouldn't make the change.
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ill_lojikal_kon
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ccluvsau;996957 said:I plan to use it for my phone, work, docs and I need to be able to carry it around everywhere.
As far as software and things like that...IDK.
Work stuff there is one limitation. If your company requires you to use Microsoft Outlook or Access you are boned. Otherwise for presentations, documents, and spreadsheets, Powerpoint, Word, and Excel are available in Office for Mac.The only other advantage with going Mac in your case would be integration of your apple products and easier access to support.
Knives Amilli;997009 said:It's pretty easy. Keystroke commands are different, which is an adjustment (when i do use macs).
In all honesty tho...unless your into musical editing/composition, photo editing, graphical design I wouldn't make the change.
That is probably the only reason you should make the switch, but even then I feel that is an overstatement, at least on the music side of things. IMO the reason to make the change is if you find that you get more work done more efficiently in an OS X environment than in Windows.
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BeardedFreak
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can you download torrents and other illegal shit easily with a mac?
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CC you know i luv u baby girl but the transition for you compared to others is different LOL. steve jobs himself would have to show you , then after that he can show you how to make tuna LOL
sike nah baby but u do make things seem harder cause you over analyze LOL
sike nah baby but u do make things seem harder cause you over analyze LOL
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UPTOWN (CONNEXX);997170 said:CC you know i luv u baby girl but the transition for you compared to others is different LOL. steve jobs himself would have to show you , then after that he can show you how to make tuna LOL
sike nah baby but u do make things seem harder cause you over analyze LOL
Cooking is the Devil.
I can handle computers.
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Young D.Wash
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Macs are very user friendly you get used to it as soon as you start using it and you don't miss the "right click" on pc's .... PC's are Bella complicated to me now
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Recaptimus_Prime360
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i got a macbook. hell, if u got an iphone, best choice is a mac. pc has too many issues regarding bugs, and crap. don't have that issue wit mac
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Recaptimus_Prime360
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ccluvsau;997285 said:Wait.
You can't right click!?!?!
WTF? How do you save or download stuff?
actually u can rite click, wit another mouse tho. the mouse that came wit my mac tho, i don't believe u can rite click
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Young D.Wash
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most stuff you can drag to the desktop if your talkin about saving it from the internet ..downloading is easy too most stuff i see it has a download option
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The Prime Minister
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ccluvsau;997285 said:Wait.
You can't right click!?!?!
WTF? How do you save or download stuff?
control+click=right click
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Mdizzle9000
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why would you downgrade to a mac?
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