Windows man right here:thumbsup

I've tried to switch to Mac a couple of times, bu I dont like the operating system. I dont like having to relearn how to do something that just me seconds to do on my PC.

I do like my iPhone though.

you guys need to be comparing apples to apples... not apples to oranges...

no shit that $299 PC you bought from walmart has problems, but $2999 mac doesn't... it doesn't mean that macs are better... you are just comparing apples to oranges...

compare $2999 PC with a $2999 mac, and you will see that you get same reliability as the mac, but you get 2x the performance for the same price...

Not a bad point. Haven't seen it positioned this way before.

You nailed it right here.

There is nothing that comes close when you're developing code.

It's 2014 and you can't even open a terminal window on Windows, you're still stuck with command or cmd which gives you access to no development or decent network tools whatsoever (except for a poorly implemented trace route and ping).

But... if I enjoy the experience of using a Mac more than a PC, Imma' get me a Mac. It's funny that people think they know what every computer user should look for in a computer. That they know what is important to every computer user. I used PC's for years before switching to Macs and I like Macs better. I can't help it if dumb people can't understand this simple concept. Nigga's be like "OMG the PC is cheaper so you must be dumb for spending mo' money for a Mac when you can get a superior machine for 1/2 the price" LOL! Fuck you - I'll use what I want and if you don't like it - eat shit and die :thumbsup

Haven't seen a $2999 PC since the early 90s Or Alienware...:Oh crap

Nothing but Apple since 2006, will never go back. Never an issue, ever. It just works. Suck it Apple haters!

i'm happy with lenovo and before ibm thinkpads......

Great laptops. I used them from 2004-2011 before switching to back to mac.

There are commercial tools for windows which can do whatever you can imagine.Ofcourse if you compare default windows with default mac,i guess mac is better then.

all apple products i have still work without any problem

once i had to hard reset ipod

Hey guys,

I'm not fan of Apple products at all ( honestly I'm opposite ), but I'm looking for ultrabook in the price range $1500-$2000 and from what I'm seeing Macbook Air is the best. I tried hard looking for Win .. I liked the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, but there's problems with Wi-Fi, display yellow and such shit plus it looks cheap inside with some plastic etc. I don't want to buy something not so cheap and have problems like these. So in the end the last couple of days I decided to get the MBA (and will install Windows on it lol)

Have A Nice And Productive Day!

We're opening our 2nd shop on Saturday. We are opening our central kitchen/warehouse on Tuesday. I looked at all the options out there and it wasn't even close, considering price, power, and apps to integrate all three locations.

Ipad 3s for everyone using OneDrive (or SkyDrive, they keep changing names) and Office 365 for iPad - 5 licenses for $99 a year. I tried on Android and had serious synching issues with Excel. I tried Skydrive for Business and it was too fucking hard to explain to everyone, whereas the personal version (free) is great. On top of that, I purchased all 5 iPad 3s used in Malaysia at an average price of $250 a piece (16GB, wifi only.)

I did have my eye on the Surface Pro 3, but for our set up, not worth the price.

So I guess the answer is - whatever works for your situation.

Spending 2 grand get a pro not air imo

Well I want thin and light ultrabook bud ..

I never said that.... all machines have occasional issues, if you put gas or oil or electricity into it... :thumbsup

what's makes you so cute is being a GFY mod :thumbsup

oh thanks... that's so sweet :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

yes I agree. I buy velocity micro machines, and sager in the past when I had to edit HDV on the road.. no real issues and great tech support

Exactlamundo :thumbsup

There are si many varieties of PC, many of them are waaay cheaper than macs. No surprise that cheaper ones would be more prone to having problems.

The HD on my MacBook Pro failed this year. I seized the opportunity to install a 750gb drive. I had the Genius Bar run some tests on it and apparently my battery is around 65% capacity to I've ordered a new one.

All in all, this is the best laptop I've ever owned.

My mom always said I look cute in blue.

I paid for my lenovo around 700 $ almost 3 years ago and I still love this ultrabook. light, 12'5 screen, ideal for travel (which actually I do a lot)

So I guess that for 1000 $ you can get something really nice from them these days...forget about touchscreens and windows 8, just my :2 cents:

the only problem that lenovo (and ibm before) has is the tape connecting motherboard with LCD. sometimes it gets broken (actually it happened in almost every lenovo that I had), but usually it happens during 2 year warranty.... if not - cost of repairing it is around 100 $...

:2 cents:

We bought two for the office and they couldn't render video fast enough. They eventually died & now sit derelict under a desk
Fuck Mac
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Air only thinner at the front. New pros are compact/light ++
Airs also more netbook than ultrabook..

The shit breaks down just like anything else these days and it all comes from the same factories in China

But unfortunately for some people Apple has become a cult. They're computer pretty much would have to explode and take out their family dog before they start to consider the idea that Apple might not be as "perfect" as they've told to believe.

If you ever want a laugh then buy yourself a coffee and sit across the street from an Apple store. It'll take you 5 minutes to see the iRelgion for what it is.

Says the guy who overpaid for an Alienware, which is nothing more than a Dell with a fancy logo. :1orglaugh

everything breaks.. except a fools pride.

sorry , the only ccode i know is

http://cdn.marketplaceimages.windows...=ws_icon_large

I was going to comment but I am too busy working on my Mac which has never broke down, which I got when my last Mac broke down, after 8 years of hard use. But I am not supposed to violate the TOS and talk about that.

Its easy for an OS to be wonderful when you only support 12 pieces of hardware you also made. Where windows has to support over a million possible combinations. Since windows xp, Ive never had a problem, no blue screens of death. And I also own a 2013 macbook pro retina which tends to run hot and really doesnt like any other browser except safari.

I just attempted to wipe and install Yosemite on a Macbook Pro. It won't install and I go to Google to see what's up.

Seems there's a problem with the installer and the fact that I upgraded the RAM without paying a 500% markup to Apple. Ton's of people pissing and moaning about it.

Over the weekend I did fresh installs of Yosemite, mid 2011 MacBook Pro and iMac both fresh installs in 15 minutes flat.

Third party RAM? I've done three so far. This is the only one with upgraded RAM that I purchased elsewhere.

Apple is aware and will be installing for me tomorrow at the Apple Store. Unfortunately, I don't know know where my original RAM is.

http://content.screencast.com/users/...11-10_1317.png

It just "accidentally" fucks over people who didn't overpay for RAM? "Oops, sorry, not sorry."

This is the shit that makes people hate them. :2 cents:

Check the post above. They know it's an issue too. And it's only certain 3rd Party memory. I'm guessing Apple doesn't have a deal with Corsair.

Oddly enough, the Hackintosh boxes were updated within 24 hours of Yosemite release without a single issue.