Post #21     Syphon[MM] Oct 25 2007, 5:15 am

[quote=~:Deathawk:~][quote=chui]Great, you've turned a decent computer into a piece of shit. Kudos?[/quote] If you want to argue about Mac OS X and Mac hardware and how they are a "pieces of shit" I would love to.. ;) Just because you don't use it and don't like it doesn't mean it's a piece of shit.[/quote] Mac hardware is shitty. There is no argument. It's shitty. [quote]As for Apple's shitty proprietary computers? Overpriced and underpowered. I just flipped through Newegg rather quickly, and for the same specifications, I could either get a) A $1194.00 iMac MA876LL, or b) A $749.99 Acer Veriton VT6900-UD4400P. And then one lets me run a solid Windows, DOS, Linux, UNIX, Solaris, BSD, or FreeBSD OS, and the other ships with [Mac OS X]. For the same price as the iMac, I could buy a computer with 3 times as much memory, a better graphics card, more than twice the HDD capacity, and a better CPU, among other things. Wait, did I say the same price? It's actually almost $50 cheaper. And I can upgrade whenever I feel the need.[/quote]

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Great, you've turned a decent computer into a piece of shit. Kudos?

If you want to argue about Mac OS X and Mac hardware and how they are a "pieces of shit" I would love to.. Just because you don't use it and don't like it doesn't mean it's a piece of shit.

Mac hardware is shitty. There is no argument. It's shitty.

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As for Apple's shitty proprietary computers? Overpriced and underpowered. I just flipped through Newegg rather quickly, and for the same specifications, I could either get a) A $1194.00 iMac MA876LL, or b) A $749.99 Acer Veriton VT6900-UD4400P. And then one lets me run a solid Windows, DOS, Linux, UNIX, Solaris, BSD, or FreeBSD OS, and the other ships with [Mac OS X].

For the same price as the iMac, I could buy a computer with 3 times as much memory, a better graphics card, more than twice the HDD capacity, and a better CPU, among other things. Wait, did I say the same price? It's actually almost $50 cheaper. And I can upgrade whenever I feel the need.