The Computer War - Mac vs PC
I remember my very fist computer. I was twelve years old.
The computer was a Wang 386 PC. I was amazed at the fact that you could put
a cd in it and view pictures and information. Back then you put the CD-ROMs
in a square holder, and inserted that into the computer.
I quickly learned all I could about computers and have been a die hard PC
guy from then until about one year ago.
I took a job working for a large church as the video tech. They used all Apple/Mac
computers. At first I totally hated them. I could not understand a computer
not having Windows on it.
However, the more I used them the more I liked them. Many tasks that would
have taken a lot of time on my PC worked much faster on the Mac. I also noticed
how well the Mac software works in harmony with each-other.
Macs also are more stable than a PC. You all have probably been working on
a PC when it has crashed, had an error message, or even worse got a virus.
On a Mac that kind of stuff just does not happen.
After I left my church job, I had to go back to using my old PC. I vowed that
the next computer i bought would be a Mac. Thankfully, a could of weeks ago
I was able to purchase a brand new Mac-Book. What an awesome computer it truly
is.
Set up took about five minutes. After entering some basic information I was
ready to get online, check e mail, play games, burn CDs, etc. Transferring
files was also extremely easy. I put almost 1 gig of files on my usb memory
stick. It took a long time to get the files off the pc, but once I put it
into the mac after about five minutes I had transfered everything.
So my point is, if you are looking for a new computer why don't you at least
check out a Mac. Especially right now with Windows Vista being so unstable.
I think once you go Mac there is no going back!
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