sorry dude, I was being a dick. I've had wonderful success with Macs over the past few years of daily use. Very rarely do I ever have a problem with the hardware or software.
Bryan is right (never thought Id say that), Apple does quality control to the extreme. Honestly, with Macs, you get what you pay for, and then some...
And I don't think its far from the lefty thinking either, its quite liberal if you ask me. Apple gives a fair trade, quality for cost, and gears their product to artists and musicians. The pro tools (FinalCutPro, Logic) cost a fraction of what other tools cost and are twice as powerful in most cases. They also haven't layed off a single person through the recession. Ok, ok, Im done! Beyond politics, Apple as a company is damn-cool.
But back the point: a bad power supply could kill a mac just as easily as it could a PC, but you're guaranteed that the supply was tested with the Mac, where as the PC supply could have been assembled by monkeys using generous amounts of duct-tape...
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Originally posted by rcecale
"Lucy (Mat) you got some 'splainin ta do..."
Okay, I'll bite. Please explain this one to me. I have literally no experience with Macs. I mean, I've turned a few on or off at times, but that's about it. Again, please explain how you can have a bad power supply and not have your Mac die.
Enquiring minds wanna know!
Randy
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