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  1. #1
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    Default Anyone else got a Mac?

    Does anyone else use Macs.

    At home I have G4 400Mhz /1.25Gb Ram / 19" flatscreen

    At work I have 5 G5 Quad 2.5 Ghz / 8 Gb Ram / 30" Flatscreens

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    I have a mac

    It's a Mac Pro 2.6gig quad core. Not bad but now I have to update all my software so really see how fast it goes

    Studley
    Aussie Hardwood Number One

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    I have a 15" 1GHz G4 PowerPC.

    Cheers
    Michael

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    Hmmm for twenty years I've had a computer not a hobby. All the current ones are a bit old now, soon to be upgraded when the new iMac arrives.

    P

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    My desktop is a Peterbuilt.
    If you are never in over your head how do you know how tall you are?

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    We run an Emac 700MHz processor with 1GB SDRAM
    Fun

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    Emac 1.25ghz , getting a bit old now , thinking of redoing the case in black crinkle finish to go with late 1930' deco House/Shop we've just bought , cloth cover the speakers and mold a nice chrome emac logo for it , will send pictures once its done ( bugger, I keep forgetting I have a whole house to reno now)... and a bub due in Dec...Pics might take a while fella's.

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    Got rid of all my Macs a good while back. Loved them but got tired of paying premium prices for stuff and doing without things I needed (my needs are rather complex) (.

    Now all PCs here, they have their own set of problems, not the least of which is m$ "operating systems" unless one goes with Linux, which is what I have done.

    OSX might have been interesting, but would not have run on any of the stuff that went into the dumpster (.

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    Got a houseful of them. Slowest is one of the original iBooks (the style is affectionately referred to as the 'Toilet Seat iBook') fastest is a Mac Pro like Studlee's. I have a few other machines around running linux, and even one that runs Windows. Best toy on the Mac Pro is Parallels - it's a virtual environment and I have even more virtual computers in there !

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    You guys! What you going to do when Bill takes over the World?
    1st in Woodwork (1961)

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    eMac

    1.25GHz G4

    Love it.

    Had Mac's since early 80's

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    Quote Originally Posted by MurrayD99 View Post
    You guys! What you going to do when Bill takes over the World?
    Bill has already taken over the world. There is always room for a dissenting opinion in a democracy.

    woodbe.

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    I have a PC as well that runs the one before Vista. I am just horrified everytime how bad the thing is! So I never got into PC's it was just too hard and they seemed to do everything so badly

    Studley
    Aussie Hardwood Number One

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    Almost completely off of Windows. I am loving the mac. Everything just works.

    Mac Book Pro 15"
    HP 22" Widescreen Monitor
    Western Digital 1 TB My Book Pro (External Hard Drive)

    http://www.ballewsawandtool.com

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    Answer to the original question No! not good value for money
    there I've done it!!
    Ramps

    When one has finished building one's house, one suddenly realizes that in the process one has learned something that one really needed to know in the worst way--before one began.

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