[ddfred]

Was thinking that it might be interesting to know what the split is between Mac and PC users is on here? Nothing more than pure curiosity...
I'm on a Macbook Air....

 

[AGLImages]

PC's all the way for me...I have owned and worked with PC's since the humble 8086 using DOS!I dont like these overpriced things with theappleon the back

.
Edited by: AGLImages

 

[Stormrider]

PC, I'm not about style over substance

 

[LATipper]

I'm a big Apple fan, and use Mac's

Use PCs in the office at work but all apple machines at home.

 

[And1]

It has to be a Mac...

 

[WITHERS]

Have Desktop and laptop PC, but would lika a Mac

 

[Juke21]

Macs all the way work, home and phone!

 

[Kumaman]

MAC all day long! Just a better operating system, better build, better product!!!

 

[ginnym]

Windows PC for me, although I do have an iPad and an iPhone. I'm a Microsoft Office junkie so until they get that sorted properly for Macbook, I'll stick with my PC.

 

[acrorat]

MAC for past 17 years.

BTW, MS Office works on MACs, or you can emulate Windows with Parallels or Bootcamp to run standard PC Software. IWork is so much nicer though

.

 

[ddfred]

So...you see I'm seeing that the style conscious Mac owners(wanna be owners

) are outnumbering the PC people so far...mmmmmmm interesting dear watson interesting.....

 

[Stormrider]

MAC for past 17 years.



BTW, MS Office works on MACs, or you can emulate Windows with Parallels or Bootcamp to run standard PC Software. IWork is so much nicer though

.

Yup, Mac users still have to resort to using Windows to actually get any work done
Edited by: Stormrider

 

[acrorat]

Only if their short-sighted, stuck-in-a rut employers can't step out of the Palaeolithic

.

 

[Stormrider]

You mean "they're" - Mac spellcheck isn't up to much

 

[acrorat]

'Their' meaning 'of them', hahahahaha.

 

[jayannlay]

Mac. Only ever a Mac.

 

[Stormrider]

'Their' meaning 'of them', hahahahaha.

Eh? Their is possesive, 'their short-sighted' means they own a short-sighted. Whatever that means

You mean they're as in 'they are'.

Tut, English standards going downhill
Edited by: Stormrider

 

[acrorat]

Their refers to me and my colleagues' employer. I could have said 'one's', but that's a tad formal.

 

[Dan]

I'm a PC, big Win7 fan. But also have an iphone etc. too.

But I must admit, I thought he used the correct 'Their' in his sentence - as in 'Their Employers' ?

 

[acrorat]

I did, Dan!

And he is a she