Originally posted by ibookin'
That's nice. I also know quite a few creative professionals on and off this site who use Macs as their daily design machines, and wouldn't want to use anything else.
I resent your continued implications that the Mac is just some pretty toy, and real work is done on other kinds of computers. Also, as a designer, you should know that aesthetics are of great importance. My PC has an ugly case, ugly OS, and ugly software for the most part. It is sitting under my desk headless right now, controlled via a RDC on my iMac.
Here in L.A., go to a top-end recording studio (and I have been in a few, my dads company builds them), and you will find (surprise, surprise) G4 towers in the edit rooms. Having Windows machines would probably give one studio I've been in less of a high-end appeal. My PC using dad says that nearly every studio owner he talks to standardizes on Macs because they are the "cool" computers, and they get the job done to boot.
Macs are not just toys. If you want me to elaborate on the studio I talked about briefly say so.
thanks for reitirating what ive been trying to get through your thick heads. you can justify buying a mac for its appearance BUT NOT FOR ITS PERFORMANCE.