Analysts: Macs Cost More Than PCs, but Have Same Hardware
#21
Posted 16 March 2009 - 11:40 PM
the keyboard?? whats so special about the keyboard only thing you notice that it lights up and you call that engineering??. And just for the record i could buy a apple if i want to but i just dont have a need for it if i can do everything i want on my pc and laptop. Sides at the end of the day its just a very expensive toy. Nothing special there. I can do exactly what a apple can do if not better. And i dont care about the resell value because obviously apple only targets spoiled rich kids. quite frankly open source could hurt apple as more people realize you can do stuff for free for that matter LOL.
At least windows you can install on a mac and treats it like well a pc.
#22
Posted 16 March 2009 - 11:41 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacOSX_v10.6
http://www.apple.com...sx/snowleopard/
yes, but paying the fee is nothing new, all companies have to do that so the user doesn't suffer with poor quality products. microsoft does it, hp does it, etc... and actually sony headphones are mid range in quality, you have to get to something like sennheiser to get up to par with apple level quality.
http://www.sennheise...sp?transid=cat0
okay, all for tonight...
#23
Posted 16 March 2009 - 11:45 PM
OS11 said:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac[uOS[/u]X_v10.6]
[http://www.apple.com/macosx/snowleopard/]
yes, but paying the fee is nothing new, all companies have to do that so the user doesn't suffer with poor quality products. microsoft does it, hp does it, etc... and actually sony headphones are mid range in quality, you have to get to something like sennheiser to get up to par with apple level quality.
[http://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite/category.asp?transid=cat0]
okay, all for tonight...
you mean windows 7 that people are loving so far in its in its beta form???. opencl is not new concept. Nividia had this idea way before opencl came along wouldn't be surprise to see every platform jump on this bandwagon. In fact i can use my gpu for folding@home. Adobe photoshop will use ur gpu. And also don't forget about intel's larabee that will do both cpu/gpu. yep nothing new there.
oh and windows 7 will also support 64 bit natively but still have support for 32 bit because lets face it windows run on a open platform. Apple can just cut u off and thats that. In fact intel and nividia are going at it and pointing finger at eachother over this. Intel say's cpu's are the way to go nvidia says cpu's is a decaying business. so who knows one thing for sure your gpu will be used to do cpu work. whether its opencl dx11 nvidia's cuda. Looks like we have 3 contenders. round 1 fight!!. Interesting to see how this will turn up and this is definitely a new cocept of computing. We will wait and see what happens.
Just to think apple had this concept to itself well not anymore.
#24
Posted 17 March 2009 - 12:44 AM
most all of the popular games are on the mac so it really doesn't matter, ironically macs in the early days had far better games than pcs since they had and still have better graphics... programs like dark castle, marathon, myst, halo all started on macs, but since apple didn't want macs to be seen as kiddy toys, apple slowed development. today, macs run more games than pcs so it's the best of all worlds.
and no, there has never been a virus on a mac running osx. there
were about 62 for the Classic MacOS, but in the last 8 years there hasn't been a
single one on macs. the top hacker minds have tried and tried but since macs are based on bsd unix there is technically no way for them to spread from machine to machine. macs are in 80% of large businesses so it's not that there are 50,000,000 to target, the reason is it's impossible to get into one unless you have full physical access. windows was never designed to be on networks, but unix was from the beginning... couple that with microsoft's poor programming ability and you get the mess windows has become.
when you get a little older you'll have macs, but if you are still playing games, macs are too advanced for your needs right now.
Everything said here is uncited and completely false. And playing games? I work on laptops and fix an EQUAL amount of macs as pcs, they suffer from the exact same problems and they really do have a tendenancy to have hd failures cause they're fans are bloody slow. It's part of the motherboard fan controller logic. All computers are computers and macs are no different.
I don't even know why you're trying to preach mac stuff on PCworld. Get a life man.
#26
Posted 13 November 2009 - 01:07 PM
WAT THE HELL ARE U TALKING ABOUT!!pcs are more powerful and have more software. W HAT ABOUT ME LOGGING ON UR SNOW LEAPARD GUEST ACCOUNT AD DELETING ALL UR DATA HUH? they work better on the web? macs dont even have chrome. i wonder why oh yeah thats right the software is for pc it is the fastest browser i have used safari personnally and it sucks! i wonder how it the 2nd fastest browser! pc are better hands down it is obvious! so get the heck off of pc world PCWORLD! NOT MACWORLD GO TO MACWORLD SO GET THE HELL OF PCWORLD
#28
Posted 13 November 2009 - 01:59 PM
PCWorld, on 05 March 2009 - 04:20 PM, said:
Can I assume the author is an idiot?
He specifically states that the i7 is not nehlam based, and is thus inferior... In fact the i7 9xx series chips ARE Nehlam based, and the only difference is the memory controller (ECC VS non ECC) and the ECC (Xeon) chips are SLOWER. wow, he has some learning to do before writing.
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#29
Posted 13 November 2009 - 02:04 PM
waldojim, on 13 November 2009 - 09:59 PM, said:
PCWorld, on 05 March 2009 - 04:20 PM, said:
Can I assume the author is an idiot?
He specifically states that the i7 is not nehlam based, and is thus inferior... In fact the i7 9xx series chips ARE Nehlam based, and the only difference is the memory controller (ECC VS non ECC) and the ECC (Xeon) chips are SLOWER. wow, he has some learning to do before writing.
Well, in that the original article is eight months old.... who knows what the author knew.
#30
Posted 13 November 2009 - 02:33 PM
nonseq, on 13 November 2009 - 10:04 PM, said:
waldojim, on 13 November 2009 - 09:59 PM, said:
PCWorld, on 05 March 2009 - 04:20 PM, said:
Can I assume the author is an idiot?
He specifically states that the i7 is not nehlam based, and is thus inferior... In fact the i7 9xx series chips ARE Nehlam based, and the only difference is the memory controller (ECC VS non ECC) and the ECC (Xeon) chips are SLOWER. wow, he has some learning to do before writing.
Well, in that the original article is eight months old.... who knows what the author knew.
yeah - I caught that after I had posted... another thread brought back from the dead... sorry.
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Media Center: Antec Media Center case; Antedc EW 380PSU; MSI 785G mobo, AMD Athlon X2 5600+(2.9)@3.1ghz; 4gb corsair XMS 2 800; ATI All In Wonder HD; pioneer BR player; Toshiba 32"
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