I am an old time UNIX and Xenix person so the O/S X is not unfamiliar to me. As for Windows, I use it only because I use special software that will not run on a Mac. However, even if I did not have to use Windows, I'd not go with a Mac for the simple reason that I've had a 100% bad experience with their iBook. My son wanted a new laptop for school and wanted to go for a Mac so got him what he wanted. He treats his stuff like it was something of worship, keyboard membrane double wrapped for transport to school; the works. The 1st unit last about 30 days and then had a problem. After 3 months with it in a Mac warranty station with it blowing eveytime they tried to get it to work, I finally convinced Mac to send a replacement unit. Meanwhile my kid was without it for 3 of the 4 months of ownership. The warranty for th replacement was for the remainder of the original purchase; you'd think they'd at least extend it for the period they had it. 1 month after the 12 month warranty ran out the fan started running continiously. Took to the Mac store and left it with them after they told me there was nothing wrong and it was normal for the fan to run from the second you turned it on (which it had not done nor had the original) and the following business day they called to tell me there was a logic board problem but there was not warranty and therefore the cost would be CDN$950 to replace it. The laptop only cost $1,200 to begin with. After going round and round with no satisfaction, it is sitting in its box on the shelf as my son does not trust it for school use. We replaced it with a H-P unit based on my experiences with H-P and Compaq. Since then, I've run into others with the same experiences from Mac who likewise have a bad taste for the company.
-- Yes. (Why?)
-- Maybe. (Why?)
-- No. (Why not?)
-- Not switching, but using a Mac and using both OSes.
-- I'm already a Mac user! (Are you happy?)
-- I'm thinking about it. (What's the hold up?)
-- I'm not using either. (What are you using?)

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