I had never used a MacBook before.
But the design is very chio.
Tempted to jump ship to Mac as my current laptop is 4 yrs old liao.
Easy to switch over? Any advice?
Thanks for the useful links!
No laptop can come close to the chio-ness of MacBook
Lau Nuar......:bsmilie:
Thanks for the useful links!
No laptop can come close to the chio-ness of MacBook
Lau Nuar......:bsmilie:
why it is more expansive? because the design is very chio
http://www.apple.com/sg/getamac/whymac/
There must be a reason why majority of people from the creative, design and production field using mac.
Appearance is one of the many reasons.
For me, i prefer to use MAC because photoshopCS seems to work faster in my mac as compared to my fujitsu laptop with similar specs....:embrass:
nice. boot camp has been around for at least 3 years. It's created by Apple itself, in no way a hackYou can install Windows on it I think. Through some hack or something, or was it dual booting? Can't remember but I've seen it before.
Mac
- Doesn't get PC viruses
- High performance
- Always up to date
- Born ready
- Get on Internet in a few clicks
- Chats
PC
- Doesn't get Mac viruses
- Higher performance
- Windows Update
- Born even more ready with more devices
- Getting online is even a selling point?
- Available too
So it's true. You are paying more for the chio.
I had never used a MacBook before.
But the design is very chio.
Tempted to jump ship to Mac as my current laptop is 4 yrs old liao.
Easy to switch over? Any advice?
apple is good as no virus like mac OS
Yes. This is another good selling point
next to the appearance factor
If I use dual OS, then I'm open to windows viruses?
Sorry for this newbie question.
:embrass:
Sorry cant resist.
My mac hasn't slowed down a bit since the first day of usage out of the box. I have not even reformatted once, though I can't say the same for my other Windows PC. I have not used any anti virus software in this period of time and going by the speed my computer loads and functions, I think it's safe to say I am still malware and virus free.
1 other story I share is that as of right now, I never had to install a driver, not for my printer, nor for my clients' printers. When I visit their office, I just plug and use their printer via usb, or key in the printer IP and it's all settled.
I enjoy the convenience mac gives me to do real work compared to trying to troubleshoot needless problems.
Can you say the same for windows or any other pc manufacturer other than it giving you useless software to make windows even more bloated? I love my iLife and iWork suite!