Rower_CPU said:
Review
the rules, folks.
There's been way too much spam/off-topic/personal insults in this thread. Play nice or don't play at all. Thanks
I couldn't agree more...
Whilst I may only get half a vote as a new switcher...
I had the day off work today - so have read all the pages in this thread...
something that some posters don't appear to be doing.
A few themes emerged for me:
Alot of people are disappointed with the RAM.
Alot of people are disappointed with the video card
Alot of people are disappointed with lacks some of the higher level professional / enthusiast specs [ on a consumer level computer]
There is alot of discussion on the looks, specs, style, innovation etc of the iMac (which is the topic of this thread)... but also
there seem to be alot of people who seem keen to push their opinions only by trying to put others down. Some even try to use age as an excuse - but as someone who has been involved with adolescents and college students (equivalent) for a while...
give me the adolescents and young adults anyday!
Maybe some people need to go back to the rules...
or remember what it is they love about MacRumors... or dare I say it their Mac?????
I'm only a new switcher - and LOVE MY PB.
Have been glued to the screen for the paris Keynote, have been reading live feeds, watched the QT Keynote address.... and love everything that is Apple at the moment.
Whilst I didn't like the look of the eMac, I didn't have to swear or carry on at anyone. Similiarly when most of my mates tried talking me about of switching... I didn't beat them at their own irrational, illogical, biases game... I just read, listened, and watched their position... but made up my own mind.
Maybe if users can't remember the simple rules of macrumors... remember - they can ban you with no warnings for inappropriate comments, or personal insults.
iMac? - well I'm keen to go in and look and play with one... My new shiny PN will keep me happy for a long time - but I gave away my PC on the weekend - so eventually I'll need an external Hard Disk Drive, or another machine for home.
After watching the iMac Intro Video - the design is growing on me... the 20" I think looks better than the 17" - with the screen ratio and large white section at the bottom.