Are Mac's Worth It?
Besides, can't spell "werd!" if it keeps correcting you now can you? Ebonics and randomly created words become a chore if your compter will not allow you to do so. Just me though. Maybe I should work on my typing and speaking etiquette so I can buy a Mac and join the ranks of the "elite".
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Besides, can't spell "werd!" if it keeps correcting you now can you? Ebonics and randomly created words become a chore if your compter will not allow you to do so. Just me though. Maybe I should work on my typing and speaking etiquette so I can buy a Mac and join the ranks of the "elite".
Mostly because it will tell me my last name is spelt wrong too.
at first i thought it was going to be annoying, but now i really like it. im sure it can be turned off, i just haven't taken the time to find out
After getting my mac book pro I would never go back to PC even though sometimes stuff doesn't work with mac if it is from PC. A note I have had my Mac Book pro for 2 and a half years now no problems my brother bought a pc new three weeks ago and now the software is screwed up on it and in the shop.
After getting my mac book pro I would never go back to PC even though sometimes stuff doesn't work with mac if it is from PC. A note I have had my Mac Book pro for 2 and a half years now no problems my brother bought a pc new three weeks ago and now the software is screwed up on it and in the shop.
thats one thing i really like about my mac, it spells checks anything and everything.
its all about preference for computers, some like mac's, some like pcs. alot won't try them, go play on one at the apple store and see if you like it. i honestly did not learn to much from playing with one at the store, using friends macs really helped me make my decision. and the fact my friend worked at apple i might have gotten a couple extra discounts
its all about preference for computers, some like mac's, some like pcs. alot won't try them, go play on one at the apple store and see if you like it. i honestly did not learn to much from playing with one at the store, using friends macs really helped me make my decision. and the fact my friend worked at apple i might have gotten a couple extra discounts

By the way "a lot" is two words, not one.
Xeons are terrible for gaming, plus it's almost entirely dependent upon video card performance anyways. No game in the world uses more than 2GB of RAM so honestly it's pointless.
Last edited by Arca_ex; Feb 24, 2009 at 05:36 PM.




