once you have worked on OSX for your digital imaging, you will know why Macs are the industry 's favorite.
actually , hearing from you guys, the more i wouldnt want to lay my hands on apple coms.
i mean seriously if something gets conked...i cant imagine the repairs, not to mention the down time, the repair time and blah.
for pc, anything conk, SLS/funan is just a drive away.
correct me if i am wrong.
well jeanie.. if u noticed.. most mac users jus keep on sticking to macs.. there must be a reason why
as for service of SLS, yes...i know.:cry:
So why make urself paying ur petrol and ur humanity to suffer the wits of these SLS ah beng traders?
well, it's a quick fix solution.
you get the goods, you get out, you get home,you pop the replacement.
things work.
i'm sure apple has their competents mechanics/technicians to do the after sales services but i just cannot tahan the down time.
i'm a rather impatient gal
pardon me for asking, but...2 reasons.
had a good friend's bd coming up and she loves the mac but was never able to afford one.
so i'm just thinking of getting one for her.she studies designing so thought it would be a great gift.
2nd reason, i may want one myself.:bsmilie:
pardon me for asking, but...
if your friend is studying, won't the downtime affect her as well? especially when deadlines are due and she still have to hustle with SLS ppl to get her comp fixed. with no guarantee it will work flawlessly after repair. (driver conflicts, reformats, reinstallations etc etc)
in that case, i would really recommend a Mac and Apple Care for her. let the experts take care of it. plus the fact she's a design student (be it graphics, multimedia, fashion etc), she will begin to appreciate the fact why Macs are the design industry's favorite.
the screen needed adjustment to look good on the pc, as simple as that. there shud be a menu for u to adjust colours, brightness, etc from the 7600 ctrl software.
the Gamma setting is different to begin with.
since u already bought it, then dun swap between computers.
have fun.
but if i adjust the colors using the software, wouldnt it affect the spyder calibration?:cry:
i bought the mac to see if i could get use to it.i'm still more of a pc person.:cry:
a piece of advice about the service centre at AMK for Mac servicing and repair. AVOID AT ALL COST!!!!! though they are located at Apple AMK they're third party vendors. very bad experience there not just from me but also from other mac users that i know.. the one at wheellock or diversitec is a better bet.
which is.... illegal...
how diff is it from running xp on a mac?
how many mac users actually go out to buy a legal copy of xp to put inside their macs? none of my mac frens want a copy of xp on their mac cos they r mac fans to begin with. a few who tried were using chiong copies juz to try out bootcamp, & conveniently left it inside. users who used to own a pc from maybe dell or hp or DIY, now switch to mac, their copies also not legal cos 1 license for i computer irregardless u still use it or not. (those from reptable brands r not likely to be able to install into the mac cos its a recovery disc strictly only for the model they bot, not an actual installable copy)
apple show rooms (certified & licensed by apple to be dealers) actually showed non apple certified hardware (viewsonic LCDs, Atec mouse, speakers, etc) running on the macs, in fact for all kinds of macs. legal? displaying them publicly somemore.
so where do u draw the line? for me, as long as u paid for your copy, i dun care how u want to use it, even on an new Amiga computer.
XP/Vista were designed to be run on ANY machine with an Intel CPU. Mac OS X was intended to be run on nothing other than a mac.
Don't insinuate unnecessarily. I for one purchased the Vista Home Premium to run with Bootcamp on my Macbook Pro.
And what the hell does using non-apple certified ACCESSORY hardware such as monitors have anything to do with legalities???