HELP RE: Powerbook G4 Purchase.
Just a quick question for anyone who can help.
I'm looking at buying a 15" powerbook g4. I'm not all that educated with respect to computers - all i know is I had a Dell laptop (which was heavy, hot, cover faded, etc) - and I'm not getting another one.
I really like the apples, I'm just not sure if they're right for me.
I love the dimensions, weight, physical attractiveness and seemingly superior build quality of the Apples, but having been a pc user for my entire life, the os is a big unknown to me and will be a huge change for me should i decide to finally switch.
I use my computer for school mainly - Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc. I like to download music and videos and occasionally game with some of my buddies - but i'm not big into graphic designs or animations.
From what I've read elsewhere - based on my computer use - a PC might better suit my needs - however - there are no pc-based laptops with the physical quality (size, weight, etc) of a mac.
Would a mac suit my needs given the price difference, or would i be better off with a PC?
All responses are appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Mr V.
I'm looking at buying a 15" powerbook g4. I'm not all that educated with respect to computers - all i know is I had a Dell laptop (which was heavy, hot, cover faded, etc) - and I'm not getting another one.
I really like the apples, I'm just not sure if they're right for me.
I love the dimensions, weight, physical attractiveness and seemingly superior build quality of the Apples, but having been a pc user for my entire life, the os is a big unknown to me and will be a huge change for me should i decide to finally switch.
I use my computer for school mainly - Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc. I like to download music and videos and occasionally game with some of my buddies - but i'm not big into graphic designs or animations.
From what I've read elsewhere - based on my computer use - a PC might better suit my needs - however - there are no pc-based laptops with the physical quality (size, weight, etc) of a mac.
Would a mac suit my needs given the price difference, or would i be better off with a PC?
All responses are appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Mr V.
Comments
A mac is just easier to use hands down. I've used (and use) both and do almost all my work on the mac (I have a desktop mac and a powerbook). I'm like you, everything I do I could do on a pc but I don't want to do it on a pc, the mac is just better - a lot better. It is more expensive but it is worth it to me to have a nice machine.
Good luck with your decision - and while what you do can be done on a pc, you would never be better off with it -
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