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rt
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New Macs

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I wonder what you think of the new Macs?

Domi - what say you?

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Re: New Macs

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rt wrote:I wonder what you think of the new Macs?

Domi - what say you?

Rum
Rum, well, you asked just the right person if I may say so :lol:
Seriously, as a Mac fan I always am happy to assist with Mac problems or questions. Personally I'm not really fond of the new design of the MacBooks and MacBook Pros. I have the earlier MacBook Pro Intel silver model and I very much prefer the all silver design to the silver/black design but work wise they are great computers.

I used to be a real Windows nut and have a very bad attitude about anything Macs, thinking they were expensive, boring..until..I decided to buy a Mac and actually work with it. I have been a big Mac fan since. Mac OS X is a very nice operating systems and I haven't had many issues with the hardware either.

What I highly recommend to the average computer user is the Apple Mac Mini. It's small and it's just right to do your daily work on, it's not expensive and I do almost everything on my "ancient" Mac Mini PPC version. It may not be as fast as the new Intel model but it works very well, especially a media or file server. Plus on the new Intel Macs you can dual boot Windows and Mac OS X, can't do that on a PC without much work involved or triple boot Mac OS X, Windows and Ubuntu Linux. So, Rum, if you're thinking about getting a Mac, I say go for it, you won't regret it.

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