Keith Sebastian
Padawan
Hey Zombie get a life (pun intended ) rather than trying to start a Mac Vs PC flame war.
Personally I've used both, and I find the PC platform far superior in usability just for the sheer number of apps available, freeware and otherwise. Growing up with PC's and being stuck with Mac's in my university (in a room with free 1.5MBPS internet, all the PC's used to be occupied when I entered the building) wasn't a memorable experience.
Anyway, that doesn't mean Macs are inferior or whatever. Just not my cup of tea. Different strokes for different folks. Get it? Good. Now, go get a life.
EDIT: Add
Regarding you're original query - NO, I would not use a Mac even if it were free. YES, I would use it if it had the the same number of available apps and games and a developer community as large as that for PC.
I'm a great fan of Apple's design philosophy and marketing strategy. I've even studied it as part of my Design For Excellence course. How else would they turn an inferior (as compared to Creative) Mp3 player iPod into a winner.
Cheers,
Keith
Personally I've used both, and I find the PC platform far superior in usability just for the sheer number of apps available, freeware and otherwise. Growing up with PC's and being stuck with Mac's in my university (in a room with free 1.5MBPS internet, all the PC's used to be occupied when I entered the building) wasn't a memorable experience.
Anyway, that doesn't mean Macs are inferior or whatever. Just not my cup of tea. Different strokes for different folks. Get it? Good. Now, go get a life.
EDIT: Add
Regarding you're original query - NO, I would not use a Mac even if it were free. YES, I would use it if it had the the same number of available apps and games and a developer community as large as that for PC.
I'm a great fan of Apple's design philosophy and marketing strategy. I've even studied it as part of my Design For Excellence course. How else would they turn an inferior (as compared to Creative) Mp3 player iPod into a winner.
Cheers,
Keith