Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 23rd Jun 2006 21:07 UTC, submitted by phandley
"When one takes the seamless integration, stability, ease of use, quality engineering, the TCO, and the ability to boot Windows, one can easily conclude that a Mac is not necessarily a more expensive proposition. The argument that Mac's are too expensive no longer applies. Although you can spend between $600 and several thousand for a Mac, stay within your means and purchase a system that meets your computing demands."
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2005-07-06
It's a cheap shot because it blows the whole "Apple defect" thing out of proportion. I've got three Macs in the house (an iMac CD, a DC PowerMac, and a Macbook), and they all run flawlessly. Meanwhile, the two PCs left in the house* all have some level of weirdness. When the PCs are acting up, do you know what my family does? They go use the iMac, because its always working. Hell, it works more reliably than our toaster, which burns Eggo waffles randomly.