Mar 05, 2010, 10:41 AM
1.I bought an all-in-one about a week ago, plugged it into my computer, and it worked. I checked after you wrote this and it also worked on my dad's XP machine with no drivers needed whatsoever.
2.I am not off on either point and would wish that you would provide some real evidence instead of trying to just SAY that I was wrong without backing it up.
How about some "consumer grade" stuff? I take it you think imac is "consumer" stuff.
A studio one with a core2duo, 4gigs of ram, and 500gb of hard drive space costs 750$
If macintosh isn't overpriced then why does their near-identical imac machine cost 1200$ (assuming you get one without the yellow-tinted screen, the flickering screen, and all of that good stuff)
I would compare Mac Minis but nobody else was stupid enough to build a desktop computer out of latptop parts for the sake of building a laptop that isn't portable. (an honorable mention went to nettops, but they are actually energy efficient and top off at about 300$ in price, less than half of the cheapest apple computer available)
This is all assuming that you don't use aperature3, or that memory leak would inflate your page file to the point where all of your MAC ONLY software was even more useless.
3.These aren't just upgrades, they mark up every part in their computers like this.
4."Recycled stereotypes from the PC crowd is more like it"
Once again, you SAY I am wrong but offer no evidence that you aren't just a rabid fanboy, who thrives off of the labor of children and the mass poisonings of loyal thaiwanese laborers.
Back in my day superdrives were called DVD burners and 8x was pathetic!
Oh wait!
You also forgot to mention that apple uses defective hard drives in macbooks
2.I am not off on either point and would wish that you would provide some real evidence instead of trying to just SAY that I was wrong without backing it up.
How about some "consumer grade" stuff? I take it you think imac is "consumer" stuff.
A studio one with a core2duo, 4gigs of ram, and 500gb of hard drive space costs 750$
If macintosh isn't overpriced then why does their near-identical imac machine cost 1200$ (assuming you get one without the yellow-tinted screen, the flickering screen, and all of that good stuff)
I would compare Mac Minis but nobody else was stupid enough to build a desktop computer out of latptop parts for the sake of building a laptop that isn't portable. (an honorable mention went to nettops, but they are actually energy efficient and top off at about 300$ in price, less than half of the cheapest apple computer available)
This is all assuming that you don't use aperature3, or that memory leak would inflate your page file to the point where all of your MAC ONLY software was even more useless.
3.These aren't just upgrades, they mark up every part in their computers like this.
4."Recycled stereotypes from the PC crowd is more like it"
Once again, you SAY I am wrong but offer no evidence that you aren't just a rabid fanboy, who thrives off of the labor of children and the mass poisonings of loyal thaiwanese laborers.
jwstohr Wrote:Must be that awesome SuperDrive!
Back in my day superdrives were called DVD burners and 8x was pathetic!
Oh wait!
You also forgot to mention that apple uses defective hard drives in macbooks
/sarcasm