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Jeff Brown from Canada writes: I am about to get a new laptop in a few months. I am thinking of switching from Dell to Mac. I use very baisic stuff on my computer...powerpoint, word, ect plus MSN messenger. Can anyone give me pros and cons or any guidance?
- Posted 09/08/06 at 4:05 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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Stephan Gustajtis from Toronto, writes: I would also like to point out that since Apple as gone to the Intel chip-set.. There are now software solutions to running windows within the Apple OS. Parallels is the one I use. I have recently made the switch to MAC from PC, and I can safely say I have never been happier. With Parallels, it allows me to run all of the windows software I need for work and it allows me to be ALOT more productive with the rest of my work. as I like to say it. "Mac's just work" I spend no time trying to get things to talk to each other, they just work. It is a much more secure operating system, that truly multi tasks. The only downside is the lack of Active X components for excel, that being said, I have solved with Parallels. Bravo!
- Posted 30/08/06 at 7:28 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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