Post by dirtydiablo on Jun 25, 2009 14:17:26 GMT -5
the bottom line is that it all depends on a persons personal likes and dislikes.
I, myself, personally prefer and support Macs, not all because of the technological aspects or what goes on in the machine, but because of how it looks and the tools that it offers to me.
You cannot ask a question like "which is better?" You're really just trying to start a flamewar. It's almost as if asking which i better "360, PS3, or Wii" or even "Ford, Chevy, or Toyota." You could rephrase the question however and ask "which is better at processing?" or "which is better at editing?" Two people could argue about this subject for weeks on end.
and please stop saying that Macs cannot get viruses. there's nothing special about them, people just do not viruses for them, period.
I, myself, personally prefer and support Macs, not all because of the technological aspects or what goes on in the machine, but because of how it looks and the tools that it offers to me.
You cannot ask a question like "which is better?" You're really just trying to start a flamewar. It's almost as if asking which i better "360, PS3, or Wii" or even "Ford, Chevy, or Toyota." You could rephrase the question however and ask "which is better at processing?" or "which is better at editing?" Two people could argue about this subject for weeks on end.
and please stop saying that Macs cannot get viruses. there's nothing special about them, people just do not viruses for them, period.
