Thread: The new iMac G5
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Old 31-08-2004, 23:34   #42
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Re: The new iMac G5

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Originally Posted by peacedude2k4
LOL


but with windows you get 100 fixes per month unreliable kit....countless upgrades

never mind the 5month format thing which it likes to run..

Face it Mac is better then windows <snip>
Only since using a BSD kernel.
Before that it was crap.
Besides, as much as I admire people for choosing an alternate OS (I'm an Amiga and open source advocate), people only choose Macs because "they look so pretty!!!"

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Originally Posted by Chris T
If I want a sports car, I'll buy an MGF, not a Caterham 7.
Eh?
A Caterham 7 is as "sports car" as you can get - it's up there with TVR.
An MGF is a hairdresser's/gay man's/woman's car.

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Originally Posted by Bifta
Me too, but I don't view my PC setup as a some kind of domestic appliance...
I do.
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