I was sort of kidding - games and Pepakura Designer are probably the only drawbacks.Vrogy said:Vader, please tell me you're joking. There's this thing, called Boot Camp. Oh, and Fusion, and Parallels...
I'm typing this from a week-old iMac. Used a mac only a couple times before, and the transition was seamless.
With Boot Camp you can stick a partition on via GUI and install and boot to windows. Everything's simpler and prettier.
If you have to have black there's a black Macbook, you can get one on Ebay for around 800-900 USD.
Switch. You won't regret it.
I'm a mass comm student, and there is a mix of macs and pcs in the industry. Depending on the media (print, TV, radio, etc), macs are used more prevalently. In the School of Mass Comm and Journalism here at Texas State, you can find a couple of PCs, but it's almost all mac. I think the Video Editing is done mostly on PCs, as well as Audio, but most everything else is Mac.
Personally I perfer PCs, but that's because I've used them almost exclusively for almost 20 years. I do envy the stability of macs - but the simplicity stumps me. I like having multiple buttons on my mouse and have problems opening and closing stuff on the mac - mostly closing, because clicking the little red button doesn't necessarily 'close' it as much as just hide it. But if you were to take a trip through Old Main here, most of the kids using laptops are using macbooks.
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