First of all, I don’t like the way that fruit (n.) luring people to get a Cat. I never look similar to or clumsy as Mac’s PC guy and never wish to be a, as I identify as, junky Mac guy. I do and I do feel that fruit be insulting on me as I am a PC user. It’s no reason why I would love a Cat.
Considering on the way it behave, what was it shown in conference - a non-civilized company?. Sorry, but childish!
(photo from Windows-Now)
To answer what was that fruit asking “Thinking about upgrading to Vista? Even more reasons to get a Mac”, here is my count.
Fruit: No upgrade nightmares. Before you can even think about Vista, you’ll likely need a new PC. Or upgrades for memory, hard disk, and graphics card. Why go through all that hassle, when you can just get a Mac?
Me: My machine is “Vista Premium Ready PCs” no need for upgrade. Another 4 year-old PC with additional of ram and graphic card replacement, which took me few cents comparing to buy whole new stuff of Cat, it work just fine.
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That’s a fake banner you know…
The original text was something like “Introducing Windows Vista 2.0″
Yes. It’s quite obvious to anyone with an IQ over 20. What multi-billion dollar company puts LOL in an ad? If you click the link below the banner (Windows-Now) and scroll down, you will see credit given to the artist who changed the original banner to reflect apple’s actual feelings. Yes, it’s a photoshop. Is that the only counter you have to this page?
No there’s a lot of things wrong with this page. Aside from the fact that your English is really bad and hard to understand, you forgot to mention that you can own a Mac for years and never have it crash (this describes me, whereas my brother always has problems with his PC), Macs are innovative, simplisticly stylish and use up a lot less desk space (read: the whole system is built into one beautiful monitor). Macs are seamless and elegant, but more importantly they’re reliable. What can you possibly argue for a PC? I say anyone with an IQ over 20 wouldn’t use a PC or attempt to argue why other people should use them. I’d be interested to hear what you have to say to reply to this, and please write it in English I can understand.
PS: I use all the programs on my Mac, unlike you predicted.