My experience has been completely different. I own several macs now (and a PC), and I can say that my experience with Apple has never been short of perfect.
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If you want to know what a mac is then just install Ubuntu on your PC.
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I've never tried Ubuntu but I'm guessing that it won't let your Mac communicate with your other apple products, and I'm pretty sure the level of support is not the same either. With Mac running OSX, you get instant support by phone.
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Originally Posted by blackmonsters
A $1200 computer that doesn't even have a microphone jack.
The mac excuse; "high end audio doesn't come in that way".
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I think maybe you misunderstood the rep. Assuming you mean the Macbook, it is touted as a "wireless computer" (see
MacBook - Apple (CA) "Fully equipped for a wireless world.". If you want to use a Mic for things like skype and phone calls, you can use a bluetooth headset. If you want to connect a Mic to record your singing voice, you can use a wired USB mic, etc.
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Originally Posted by blackmonsters
The entire experience is a "store"; you are asked to put in your credit card as soon as
you start this piece of shit up.
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That's not true. You can use your Mac without ever entering your credit card. But if you want to buy things from the app store, then of course you pay by credit card.
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Originally Posted by blackmonsters
I didn't do that; fuck the "app store".
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No, it's great. Buying software from the app store is just the beginning. It is also used to to inform you when your apps require an update. This is much more efficient than the usual way. Plus the app store has tons of free stuff too.
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Originally Posted by blackmonsters
Dear Apple, eat shit and die.
Oh wait; your main asshole already died.
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Wow you're really pissed! Sorry you had such a bad experience. I would have been happy to help you out. I have 3 macs on my desk + a macbook.
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Anyway, before anyone screams "Apple Fanboy", I also have a PC (Alienware Area 51 with Windows 10). It works well and is fast enough, but I find that I am much more productive on my Macs.