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1) I'm a designer so have been using them since 1991. It was the only real option back then.
2) Therefore, all my file are Mac based
3) I don't know how to use a PC nor do I want to
 
1) Unix, being able to harvest the power of Unix
2) OS X, being able to do everyday things without an OS getting in my way
3) Build, excellent engineering and quality by Apple
 
1. I wanted to try something new and I didn't want to put the effort into Linux

(I still use XP as my primary computer, I just have a mini for my multi-media and iLife)
 
1. No crashes (BSD)
2. Incredible software (iLife and pro apps)
3. Macbook Pro size!!
 
1. I always have
2. Macs work for me when I need them
3. PCs don't :D


No really, when my powerbook went all narcoleptic on me it took me a week to find the power cable for my imac, so i was stuck using my PC for everything. It's was passable for a day or so then, for the first time in my life i didn't really want to be sat in front of a computer :eek: now i've got the imac rigged up i'm back sat in front of my desk staring at 3 screens :rolleyes:
 
1. OSX just works.
2. Using Windows is like a voluntary root canal.
3. Hard ware r e l i a b i l i t y.

example: I just upgraded my G4 450 PowerMac to a Mac Mini. I got the G4 in February 2000. Let's see it's now November 2006. Six and a half, almost seven years. How many PCs could still be viable for everyday use after that long. How many PCs could take that many OS upgrades. How many PCs could handle 200MB graphics files in Photoshop with ten other applications running.
 
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