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TheDave87 · 05-17-2004, 08:29 PM

Im pretty much a mac fan myself. Ive used windows for roughly 10 years now, ever since 1994, and have just recently made the switch to mac OS 10.3 (Panther). Macs are less susceptible to viruses, and spyware, and are incredibly compatible with windows, and their servers are even serving active directory environments. Also, the hardware doesnt need upgraded as often as a PC. As ive said in other posts, my 333mhz laptop with 320 mb of ram is running the latest Mac OS, and is running it faster than it ran older versions of Mac OS like 9.2.2. Also, the whole thing with OS X being based on BSD is pretty cool. The Mac might cost a little more up front, but i think that you get more speed and bang for your buck as well as a machine that doesnt need constant upgrading and OS maintenance.

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TheDave87 Psycho Location: The Amish Wastelands of Ohio	Im pretty much a mac fan myself. Ive used windows for roughly 10 years now, ever since 1994, and have just recently made the switch to mac OS 10.3 (Panther). Macs are less susceptible to viruses, and spyware, and are incredibly compatible with windows, and their servers are even serving active directory environments. Also, the hardware doesnt need upgraded as often as a PC. As ive said in other posts, my 333mhz laptop with 320 mb of ram is running the latest Mac OS, and is running it faster than it ran older versions of Mac OS like 9.2.2. Also, the whole thing with OS X being based on BSD is pretty cool. The Mac might cost a little more up front, but i think that you get more speed and bang for your buck as well as a machine that doesnt need constant upgrading and OS maintenance. __________________ Honk if you've never seen an uzi fired from a car window!