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Yes, you do get what you pay for. Viruses, spyware, adware, etc. :P I've owned MANY a PC. I have built several. I even have some as door stops here in the house. :D:P I appreciate all of what Ken has to say. I used to say everything he spouts now. Until one day I finally tried a serious Mac system. I haven't looked back since. :dude:
Well said............now..... that said...........nothing you've said negates the absolute dominance of the PC in the business world where virtually everything is a risk vs reward situation. Obviously, the business world feels that the "rewards" of using PC based systems and networks far outweighs the "risks". Otherwise, the business world would be a MAC world.....Jobs would be living in the BG house and Bill would be looking for investors to keep the hardware division of his company viable (BTW........Microsoft doesn't even make PC's, never have...........it was an IBM product...........Billy is only a software guy!). :P But ultimately, at the individual level, it all comes down to personal preference. Hey.............remember when UNIX, Xenix, LINUX, et al was the answer!!!:D