Fruit: You can even run Windows. Mac gives you choices. With the latest software options, an Intel-powered Mac can easily run Vista or Windows XP applications. Not that you’ll want to.
Me: Fine, why I can not run a Cat side-by-side with Vista on my PC. Why do I need to buy whole new Cat just for use Vista or Windows applications. Why I cannot just buy your OS and getting it install on my existing PC?
Fruit: It’s simpler. No need to choose from the many (and expensive) flavors of Vista. Every Mac runs the same Mac OS X — with the full set of industry-leading features.
Me: Yes, exactly! but should I pay for things I won’t use?
Fruit: You don’t have to buy new stuff. Your existing printer, camera, keyboard, and mouse will work with a Mac. PCs and Macs can usually share peripherals if they connect via USB, FireWire, or Bluetooth, three industry standards built into every Mac.
Me: You’re right but with this case I have to buy whole new computer from you?
Fruit: Know Tunes? You’ll feel right at home. You’ll recognize features like the library collection, playlist arrangement, and instant search in many Mac applications. So you’re something of a Mac expert already.
Me: Yes, I know but I never welcome it to my PC and I don’t like its dictatorship. I don’t like to be impolite but I hate it. With Windows Media Player 11, it just work.
Fruit: Macs run Microsoft Office. Microsoft Office for Mac OS X gives you Word, PowerPoint, and Excel, all with familiar features and shortcut commands. For collaborative work, Office for Mac connects to Microsoft Exchange servers.
Me: I have to wait a year for Office 2008 while I already have a ribbon 2007.
Fruit: You can take it with you. Most popular applications for Mac and PC use the same file formats, making it simple to exchange documents with friends and coworkers or move existing files from a PC to a Mac.
Me: That’s not the point even LinuxTLE or Ubuntu (I have play with) can handle this.
I have a lot of question to ask but for short, have you ever listen to me on what I want during development process — where is managed or public beta testing? It’s not important? take a look at Windows Vista team and their blog. You may get something.
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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.