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And like another poster said before, your new Mac can run Windoze too! It can easily run both operating systems at the same time.

the only reason to buy a windoze machine is

1) economy- a false economy I might add, after buying all the virus, spyware and malware protection, as well as repair cost, time lost due to incompatibilities of programs and hardware, and a general feeling of malice about the whole "I bought the cheapest computer you can get at Wal-Mart", you iwll want something better and then go out and spend more money to get a faster version of this poorly executed POC.

2) your a hard core gamer. If so, your not even reading this article, are you? You buy a machine for one purpose only, GAMES- much like an X-Box or PS3. You dont care about the brand or the OS or names, you just want to frag your buddies faster than they can frag you. ]]>Aug 6th 2008 9:56AMhttp://www.switched.com/2008/08/06/mac-vs-pc-9/http://www.switched.com/2008/08/06/mac-vs-pc-9/
I mostly hate my Mac. The dual platform is a joke. I don't even try to use it any more. The MS programs, Word, Excel etc loose much of their functionality in Mac. Expensibles for Mac is a disaster. True Mac is better in graphics, slide shows etc, but for my use it was a terrible experience. I have gone back to a PC. Some features of Mac I love. Now I have a Mac laptop, a pc laptop side by side on my desk. I have an unused 8 month old Mac desktop also.

Most people who have switched to MAC LOVE it. That has not been my experience.]]>Aug 6th 2008 1:10PMhttp://www.switched.com/2008/08/06/mac-vs-pc-9/http://www.switched.com/2008/08/06/mac-vs-pc-9/
Sony Playstation 3
Why It's Cool: Sony's PS3, scheduled for a spring 2006 release, promises to redefine videogame graphics with its up-to-the-minute hardware, including a powerful graphics processor and (BD-ROM)=Blue Ray Disc ROM technology, which allows delivery of gaming content in high-definition quality. Thanks to the new equipment, the PS3 promises the most realistic characters and landscapes gamers have ever see. Just try not to confuse your virtual world with reality it could get messy.

Xbox 360
Why It's Cool: Microsoft's Xbox360 isn't just a cool videogame console, it's an awesome all-in-one entertainment system, too. It's plays CDs, DVDs and MP3s and is compatible with portible music players, digital cameras and other high-tech toys. It includes a built-in Ethernet port through which players can access Microsoft's online gaming network, XboxLive, to chat with friends, send and receive voice and text messages, and access multiplayer games. It's the only toy you really need.

Sony Playstation Portable
Why It's Cool: Sony's uber cool handheld entertainment system, the PSP, takes portable gaming to new heights. The ultmate all-in-one, it features graphic rendering capabilities comparable to the PlayStation 2, allowing gamers to engage in full 3D games on its 4.3-inch screen. Plus, users can connection, download and listen to music , and watch movies with Universal Media Discs (UMDs), a new form of media storage developed especially for the PSP.

Nintendo DS
Why it's Cool: The Nintendo DS has not just one scree-but two!-for multi-dimensional gaming, allowing you to see multiple perspectives, or to access maps and menus in one screen while you play in the other. The portable system features a unique touch screen and supports wireless connectivity between up to 16 gamers. Its voice recogntion software lets you send handwritten text messages and drawing to your friends. This isn't just another Game Boy.

Nintendo Wii (Previesly was called Nitendo Revolution)
Why It's Cool: Code-named Revolution, Nintendo's newest game console will be debut in 2006. The size of three stacked DVD cases, it will support downloads for 20 years' worth of Nintendo games and will play games designed both for the new system and its predecessor, the GamCube. It will support wireless gaming, too, and an optional attachment makes it possible to play DVDs. Coolest of all, say goodbye to cramped thumbs because the system features a new freehand-style controller designed to be held in just one hand for inuitive movement through 3D games. ]]>Aug 7th 2008 11:22PMhttp://www.switched.com/2008/08/06/mac-vs-pc-9/http://www.switched.com/2008/08/06/mac-vs-pc-9/
I quote that with a HAHAHAHAHA if thats all the mac has to offer for gaming I'll be damned if I switch. ]]>Aug 13th 2008 12:53PM