The P4 does not knock out the Athlon. I've used both chips and i can tell you without a doubt, it's the other way around. Period. AMD have the fastest chip.
Originally posted by davester
The fact that a Mac can emulate a PC is extraordinary. Sure its not going to be as fast as a PC - its emulation. Can a PC do the same?
Originally posted by davester
The fact that a Mac can emulate a PC is extraordinary. Sure its not going to be as fast as a PC - its emulation. Can a PC do the same?
Originally posted by davester
The fact that a Mac can emulate a PC is extraordinary. Sure its not going to be as fast as a PC - its emulation. Can a PC do the same?
Originally posted by j763
The P4 does not knock out the Athlon. I've used both chips and i can tell you without a doubt, it's the other way around. Period. AMD have the fastest chip.
Originally posted by ThinkpadsRule
PLEASE DO NOT FLAME ME!!! But you must look at this objectively and know this is a bad idea. Most users only care about speed and there is no way a mac can compete( as of this very moment) with pc's. If the apple store does the comparisons fairly they will make people run away from the mac. Most users do not use photoshop.... I repeat most users do not use photoshop. As of today the mac loses the photoshop battle. I think apple should stay away from this and focus on the ease of use of the mac. OSX is a delight and is very simple in its learning curve unlike its windows counterparts. XP is somewhat crashproof but it is nothing like OSX. This is what apple should focus on and keep pc's out of their stores if they are gonna do a fair comparison.
Originally posted by ThinkpadsRule
Notice I said the stores should focus on ease of use and OSX.
Originally posted by ThinkpadsRule
The iapps are ok but they are nothing compared to what you can buy with the money saved from buying a cheapo pc. The OS on the other hand cannot be equalled. That's why I didn't mention the iapps. I think OSX is the selling point. Heck it was the reason I purchased the tibook.
Originally posted by ThinkpadsRule
I wouldn't have to spend money to beat itunes. Did you know WMP can burn cd's, play dvd's and do the things itunes can do. So itunes isn't hard to match. As for iphoto I can spend $50 to $80 and buy paintshop pro and destroy iphoto. Painshop pro is compared to photoshop for a small price. I will continue to say OSX is the selling point. I bought my tibook about 6 months ago and OSX was the reason for that.
Originally posted by ThinkpadsRule
On my T30 I didn't buy anything and it works. I watched a movie on it ( using WMP) yesterday and made me some music cd's. I guess IBM did me a favor.
Originally posted by ThinkpadsRule
I wouldn't have to spend money to beat itunes. Did you know WMP can burn cd's, play dvd's and do the things itunes can do. So itunes isn't hard to match. As for iphoto I can spend $50 to $80 and buy paintshop pro and destroy iphoto. Painshop pro is compared to photoshop for a small price. I will continue to say OSX is the selling point. I bought my tibook about 6 months ago and OSX was the reason for that.
Originally posted by buzzer
If Apple is planning to go head to head with PC they better price the Macs way lower than now. I can buy in Germany a P4/2Ghz 256Mb/60Gb/DVD/CdRW for EUR1100 + EUR200 for a Philips 17'' Monitor against 1500EUR for a 800Mhz EMac.
You can love OSX and Apple, but if you have a tight budget, well you can forget a Macintosh