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>That's two for Mac and zip for Windows. I used Mac >machines in the college computer labs and am familiar >with the OS--and it is nice--the drawback until >recently (in computer years) was the lack of available >software for the Mac (applications). However, Apple >has caught up and is offering more applications now. >It may come down to cost factors--Mac is about twice >as expensive as Window systems--but doesn't become >outdated as quickly. I may be biting the bullet(soon >as I get my new crowns early June) and going Mac >unless Windows makes a compelling argument. > > > > >>I got sick of Windows this past January and purchased >>a Mac desktop. Sometimes the learning curve is a >>little frustrating, but that could be my age, anyways, >>the Mac out performs Windows hands down. I was sort >>of like you, a desktop with Windows ME and a laptop >>with Windows 98. After adding up all the personal >>maintenance I had to do with Windows and the lack of >>software upgrades for outdated OS's, it was a no >>brainer, a change had to be made. >> >>It's my understanding that the Mac laptops are just as >>good. Let's face it, it's the same operating system, >>just a smaller machine. >> >>I did hear that Mac is updating their OS in the near >>future, so you may want to review what they are up to. >> Hopefully, they aren't taking advice from Bill Gates. >> >>Hope this helps. >> >>Bill

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