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Not that you will care, but the actual cost of ownership for a Mac is lower than that of a standard PC. I switched 6 years ago and I'll never go back.
I have to work with both PC's and Macs at my job and I hate, HATE having to deal with all the popups on a PC. It's true what they say...Macs "just work".
I know many people who are PC diehards and I think it's unfair they don't get made fun of for being so devoted like Mac users do.
Is the actual cost of ownership lower if the Mac fails after 5 years and they will do nothing about it? I understand your point regarding cash out to time used. But, the above happened to a friend of mine just as I was finally about to purchase one.
Mac's do what they're supposed to do and that is a huge plus.
I never get pop ups but they used to be a problem.
I can understand that. It's a bad rep.
Does any computer company do something for you if the product fails after 5 years? Consumer Reports rates AppleCare as the only extended warranty they endorse. I have a MacBook Pro that is 6 years old. My HD died right before the 3 years was up so AppleCare covered that.
To be fair, I must concede that I was once a manager with Apple so I'm a LITTLE bit biased.
I was a PC person before, but I'm a total Mac fanatic now. The company does really care about making people's lives better through technology.
