Thread: The new iMac G5
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Old 31-08-2004, 23:34   #41
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Re: The new iMac G5

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Originally Posted by Chris T
You're completely missing the point. Most people don't know how to build their own machines and they don't want to know, either.
The iMac is designed for these people
I'm sorry, I have to disagree, I've built countless PC's for completely technophobic people in the last 5-6 years and not one of them even mentioned a mac let alone considered buying one. As I recall, one of my friends did own a powermac along with his 486 DX2 a fair few years back, quite characteristically, the powermac sat unused until he took it to the local tip.


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If I want a TV, I buy a TV, not a monitor, a sound system and a tuner.
Me too, but I don't view my PC setup as a some kind of domestic appliance like the I-toilet.

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If I want a sports car, I'll buy an MGF, not a Caterham 7.
Heh, if I want a sports car, I'll buy a proper sports car, not an MGF

An MGF? £*!"(à ƒÆ’‚£*("!
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