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Do you use Mac or PC?

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by donwebcorleone, Jan 22, 2006.

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MAC, PC, Linux or other OS?

  1. MAC

    11 vote(s)
    31.4%
  2. LINUX

    6 vote(s)
    17.1%
  3. PC

    24 vote(s)
    68.6%
  4. OTHER OS

    3 vote(s)
    8.6%
Multiple votes are allowed.
  1. harshad83

    harshad83 Peon

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    #41
    Mac and Linux at college..Pc at home...
     
    harshad83, Feb 8, 2006 IP
  2. n0other

    n0other Peon

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    #42
    This poll is quite confusing. PC is not an operating system, it's a platform (well, no, but almost everytime it's used to refer to IBM PC compatible class of computers - x86 platform). Linux is not an operating system, it's a kernel (well, you could argue about that really). Mac is, hm.. guess it refers to computers developed by Apple. So this 'OTHER OS' shouldn't be here.

    I use FreeBSD 6.0-STABLE on x86.
     
    n0other, Feb 8, 2006 IP
  3. Mister Tut

    Mister Tut Guest

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    #43
    Since this thread started, I've begun using a MacTel iMac with OS 10.4.4 and let me say for the record - IT IS SOOOO SWEET! The prototype Apple sent us was nice, but the shipping version is too cool. Mac OSX joy with Intel speed - hoo!

    I'm lovin' it.

    Now if I could just afford the new Mac ProBook...
     
    Mister Tut, Feb 8, 2006 IP
  4. genkied

    genkied Active Member

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    #44
    i use PC using linux and windows OS
     
    genkied, Feb 8, 2006 IP
  5. Nasruddin

    Nasruddin Peon

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    #45
    I like to use PC more with Windows
     
    Nasruddin, Feb 8, 2006 IP
  6. newyorkcity

    newyorkcity Peon

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    #46
    Here is why I do like Apple Powerbook -
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    Fully loaded with a powerful G4 processor, built-in AirPort Extreme, FireWire 800, DVI and Gigabit Ethernet, the 15-inch PowerBook G4 boasts features few notebook computers can match.

    With a processor speed of 1.5 GHz, 512 MB expandable DDR RAM capacity up to 2 GB, and weighing just 5.7 pounds, the 15-inch PowerBook gives you the ideal balance between power and portability. Work and play in millions of colors on a stunning 15.2-inch (diagonal) widescreen display with 1280 by 854 pixel resolution that's ideal for watching movies in their original wide-screen format. Naturally, you can also make movies of your own with the included iMovie software, or get Apple's Final Cut Pro HD for more advanced video editing, compositing and special effects. And thanks to its built-in DVI port, you even have the option of connecting your PowerBook to Apple's line of all-digital flat-panel displays.

    Leading-edge Industrial Design
    The sleek exterior is as stunning as ever. The 15-inch PowerBook G4 comes with all the refinements and esthetic touches that make it the most coveted full-featured notebook computer on the planet: 1.1 inch thick, 5.7 pounds, AirPort Extreme, aluminum design, an elegantly engineered slot-loading 4x-speed SuperDrive and a 4.5-hour battery. On the inside, faster PowerPC G4 processors, powerful graphics capabilities, up to 2 GB of RAM and the world's most advanced operating system combine to deliver off-the-charts performance.

    Speed-optimized Architecture
    Inside the 15-inch PowerBook G4 is a screamingly fast 1.5 GHz PowerPC G4 processor with Velocity Engine. Advanced processor design and memory architecture are among several core advantages that enable the PowerBook G4 to pack such a tremendous wallop.

    Exremely Fast Wireless
    Every 15-inch PowerBook comes standard with AirPort Extreme built right in, so you're ready for 54 Mbps wireless networking out of the box. And with thousands of wireless-enabled “hot spots” in hotels, airport lounges, coffee shops and bookstores around the world, you can get online from practically anywhere. What's more, you can use your PowerBook G4, AirPort Extreme and Rendezvous (which seamlessly recognizes and links computers and digital devices to each other) to create your own secure wireless network.

    Wireless Internet Everywhere
    AirPort Extreme uses radio waves to communicate. This works to your advantage: Unlike infrared signals, which require an unobstructed line of sight between the remote unit and the base station, radio waves can pass through solid objects from up to 150 feet away. Which means that you can take your PowerBook G4 into different rooms or onto different floors of a building and still maintain your active network connection -- and surf the Internet through walls.

    4x SuperDrive
    Your PowerBook G4 with SuperDrive (DVD-R/CD-RW) comes loaded with iDVD software. Use it to burn DVDs that can be played in most consumer DVD players. You can also use iTunes to burn your own CDs, or the Disc Burner feature in Mac OS X to burn data CDs. The SuperDrive reads DVD titles at 8x and writes to 4.7GB DVD-R discs at 4x speed.


    Powerbook model M9462LL/A features a 17-inch TFT widescreen display.

    Powerbook models M9421LL/A and M9422LL/A feature a 15.2" TFT widescreen display.

    Powerbook models M9183LL/A and M9184LL/A feature a 12.1" TFT display.
    Sizzling Graphics Processor
    The 15-inch PowerBook G4 comes turbocharged with the new ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 graphics processor with 64MB of DDR SDRAM. The Mobility Radeon 9700 features a number of cutting-edge graphics technologies, including programmable pixel and vertex shading for lighting and shadow effects. It dramatically enhances all aspects of your visual experience in every application, perfect for photorealistic 3D games and cinematic-quality video.

    Fast FireWire 800 and USB 2.0
    The PowerBook G4 features FireWire, for connecting external hard drives and DV cameras, and USB, for connecting graphics tablets, digital cameras, printers and scanners. With more than 30 times the bandwidth of the popular USB 1.0 peripheral standard, FireWire 400 has become the gold standard for high-speed data transfer. And Apple ups the ante, effectively doubling data throughput, with FireWire 800. The new 15-inch PowerBook G4 has two FireWire ports -- one for the hundreds of FireWire 400 peripherals already available and the other for the coming generation of FireWire 800 peripherals. In addition, the PowerBook G4 offers the fastest connection to USB peripherals with two 480 Mbps USB 2.0 ports.

    The Bluetooth Connection
    In addition to AirPort Extreme, you'll also find Bluetooth built into the new 15-inch PowerBook G4. Bluetooth lets you connect digital devices wirelessly. For example, you can use iSync, which comes bundled with all PowerBook G4 configurations, to synchronize your personal information among various Bluetooth-enabled devices, such as your PowerBook, mobile phone and Palm OS-based handheld. And Bluetooth lets you take advantage of GPRS connectivity to check your email from anywhere -- a benefit that comes in handy on those occasions when an 802.11 wireless hot spot isn't available.

    Product Description
    If you're one of those people who simply want it all, look no further than the new 15-inch PowerBook G4. Just over an inch thin, weighing only 5.6 pounds, and sporting a 15.2-inch (diagonal) widescreen display, this system incorporates all the best performance features of the PowerBook line tucked neatly into a sleek aluminum design.Built-in antennas make wireless networking a snap. With an AirPort Extreme Card, you can connect to an 802.11g wireless network at speeds up to five times faster than conventional Wi-Fi networks. Integrated Bluetooth technology extends your wireless capabilities with cable-free connections to the ever-growing roster of Bluetooth-enabled devices, including Apple's new wireless mouse and keyboard. The wired world is easily accommodated by a suite of high-speed digital connections, including Gigabit Ethernet, DVI, FireWire 800, and USB 2.0.With its intelligent combination of features, the 15-inch PowerBook gives you the freedom to edit video, deliver presentations, or analyze data on the go - in short, to get your work done, anywhere.


    Go to this link and you can check other things related to Apple Powerbook
     
    newyorkcity, Feb 10, 2006 IP
  7. beyondsunny

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    #47
    never used Mac before. I stick to Windows

    Sunny Tan
     
    beyondsunny, Feb 10, 2006 IP
  8. Basoone

    Basoone Peon

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    #48
    I use PC with Mandrake and Windows. I Cant afford a Mac :(
     
    Basoone, Feb 10, 2006 IP
  9. morituri

    morituri Peon

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    #49
    You'd be surprised how affordable they can be. The Mac mini is $500, and the iBook is less than $1,000. Plus, Macs have great resale value.
     
    morituri, Feb 13, 2006 IP
  10. SumitBahl

    SumitBahl Reign of Chaos

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    #50
    I have been using Windows XP Pro. In this part of world, around 70% of people use windows based products most of the rest are on linux. MAC never marketted their stuff here except iPod.
     
    SumitBahl, Feb 13, 2006 IP