Whokay will do that . There must be something to it ... lemme see if it appeals to me .anand said:So what i recommend is call up Apple India at 1600-444-683 and get a free demo....
Whokay will do that . There must be something to it ... lemme see if it appeals to me .anand said:So what i recommend is call up Apple India at 1600-444-683 and get a free demo....
TheMask said:exactly..
30k to listen to music and watch movies? or 10k to play all the latest 'kiddie' games at decent settings..
pick ur 'wise' choice :bleh:
besides, my 2 yr old Audigy2 that i bot for 4k will pwnz ur 30k Mac if u are a music buff..
anand said:You guys conveniently chose to ignore the arguments which you can't reply to. For 30k, you get software worth 15k. I would like to repeat again, Macintosh is about the user experience. About 4 years back when i hadn't used a MAc before, i was as dismissive as you are currently. But after just 5 minutes with a MAc, my opinion was changed.. everything was so easy! I mean even Chaos will agree, Macs are so simple to use. Yes Macintosh hardware is a bit lagging in the lower end models but the OS makes up for that. About 80% of the users buy macs because of the OS. So what i recommend is call up Apple India at 1600-444-683 and get a free demo....
You have to see it for urself. Try writing a Cd on a mac and on windows.. try searching for a file on mac using spotlight.. try connecting to a windows network using a MAC... ironically, it is simpler to connect to a windows network from mac than from a windows based PC...
Try opening 20 applications on MAc... no sign of lagging even on 256 mb ram.. the pdf based interface of mac is so beautiful... try expose.. press f9 and all windows appear on the screen.... you can even hide windows if they create clutter....
Try opening ur mail using Outlook and Mail 2... Just try out a mac first!
@masky- They offer a single button mouse for a reason... that is most users prefer to use a single button mouse than a double button one... using the apple mouse is a delight... get ur hands on one if u can.
*sigh*Hitman said:It could also be that Intel could have paid Apple to not do buisness with AMD like they paid other OEMs
Well if they managed to do it to Sony/Dell/HP(according to AMD's doc), then apple is a small fish for them.anand said:*sigh*
Apple isn't just any other OEM... they are a $35 billion worth company...
tracerbullet said:AMD doesn't make complete platforms; Intel does. In fact, that's what Intel's banking on: Platformisation.
That's it! AMD might make some really good quality processors but Apple will definitely have more confidence dealing with Intel because of the platformisation and the pentium M. Also except for the 64 bit beast most of the time AMD seems to be lagging behind intel on having new breakthroughs.tracerbullet said:AMD doesn't make complete platforms; Intel does. In fact, that's what Intel's banking on: Platformisation.
Besides, Intel's sitting on a gold mine with their Pentium M design. Have you seen the performance of overclocked dothans? They give the FX-55s a run for their money.
lord_nemesis said:Mac Mini will be worth the price if it costs some thing between 15 to 20k. If they are charging 30k for the old G4 proccy and paltry 256 MB ram and no monitor either then its definitely not worth it. If what you want is an OS like Mac OS, then try BeOS. It was originally written for the Mac Hardware as a replacement for Mac OS mainly because Mac OS was ugly and does not give good performance. and yes its available on both Mac and PC platforms. Its UI is one of the coolest and the OS itself boasts of very good features. Its touted as the Multimedia OS. Too bad Be dissolved after releasing BeOS 5.0 Now BeOS is being maintained as a Open Source Project.