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Originally Posted by willravel
So Mac said they were the first to have Widgets and Yahoo?
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and Yahoo? no, I said, Yahoo did that first. And yes I am fairly certain that Apple has stated they were the first to implement Widgets, I'm not going to bother looking it up, you can if you want.
My other points were valid enough that I don't feel I need to elaborate on them. I said in my original post that it wasnt a virus it was a trojan, but I just thought I'd post it.
Just so you know, I am not against Apple or Macs. I do wish Apple users would take the time to learn at least something about Windows before they start bashing it. I am not talking about you here, will. I am talking about those people that think that if they install Windows on their Mac they will instantly be loaded with viruses and spyware and have intermittent crashes. Why is there a Norton Antivirus program that most Mac people recommend to install and keep updated for OS X if there is no risk of a virus? I really do like my MacbookPro and I will say that Mac does do some things very well. I do not believe that they do anything "better" than a Windows machine though. They can definitely do movies and photobooks and such easier than in Windows and on par with Windows, but I dont think better. With Windows it just takes a little more know how.
And in ad 16, the PC freezes and has to restart several times. Well, I know many people who have Macs and they definitely do freeze, like mine does. So many people complain about kernel panics on their Macs and I am one of them. Even a bunch of cases straight out of the box. and the same laptop in bootcamp has never once froze on me...same computer, different OS, one OS freezes occasionally, the other never has. Kinda weird huh? I guess that ad is a little misleading.
Ad 18, I have never once had a digital camera, camcorder, or anything really for that matter that I have plugged into a USB port and had it not be automatically detected, unless it was like 8 years old (which I think OS X would have problems with also).
Ad 3, I have had to put my macbook pro under "surgery" to upgrade in order to get use out of some OS X programs. I had to add another stick of RAM. I've never had anything in Windows except games that require 2 GB of RAM to run well.
Those 3 ads just jumped out at me as being a little misleading as I skimmed your post.
P.S. I hope you don't take this arguement personally, I love to argue.
