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Originally Posted by recycled sixtie
non Mac as in IBM compatible/clone. I have had IBM compatible and Dell laptop (the latter for the past 3 years) and am very happy with them. My memories of the Mac desktop computer I had about 15 years ago I recall putting in a new battery every year costing $100. I am in the 3rd year of my Dell laptop and on the original battery. My laptop is too heavy for travel so in the next couple of years I anticipate buying a smaller Dell, HP etc....
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My travel computer (windows tablet) weighs 1.5 lbs, has an SSD and is on it's original battery from 2006. It has been dropped, thoroughly used - used pretty much daily, since 2006. ...but it was not a cheap buy.
The thing that I see is that so many compare the high build quality, of one of the better mac's, to that of an
inexpensive PC. Yeah, then it's like comparing a Mercedes to a Fiesta.
There are a lot of high build quality PC's out there with high design, magnesium, etc...
But why look at those when you know that mac's are almost always high design? . . .tho, come to think of it, I don't see a lot of really old mac's in use. ... seems they are kind of like designer purses, I suppose. If you don't have the latest mac, you aint sheet.
