ANOTHER THING
I finally dispensed with my iMac. It looked great but Apple are hopeless, really. When it developed a fault the AppleStore didn't fix it properly which I never forgot about. If you have someone on hand who knows all about AppleMacs, then fine, that's great. If not, you dig yourself into a very big hole the moment you leave the shop with it. Best to stick with Windows and PCs. Mac computers seem to be a bit of an esoteric black art, regarded as alternative and a bit mysterious by so many people. Why buy into a technology that noone knows anything about? Where's the sense in that?
I finally dispensed with my iMac. It looked great but Apple are hopeless, really. When it developed a fault the AppleStore didn't fix it properly which I never forgot about. If you have someone on hand who knows all about AppleMacs, then fine, that's great. If not, you dig yourself into a very big hole the moment you leave the shop with it. Best to stick with Windows and PCs. Mac computers seem to be a bit of an esoteric black art, regarded as alternative and a bit mysterious by so many people. Why buy into a technology that noone knows anything about? Where's the sense in that?
