So spikey's head didn't explode?
Ok, there's no need to say that "we lot" know nothing about PCs. I do my research. I refer you to a previous post in which I stated as well that Athlons are superior to Pentiums. I don't think you'll find anyone who knows what they are talking about who will disagree. However, the G4 is more advanced than that. The x86 architecture is not as efficient as the RISC architecture. The G4 is the most advanced chip in a PC today. This is NOT accepted blindly because Jobs said so. Even the Itanium uses a RISC-like architecture. Yeah, PCs and Macs both have things that they do better, but from where I sit as a student (and a developer), the only thing that PCs do better is gaming. Which is only a very small part of a computer's usefulness. I suppose I could have said as a developement platform, but now with OS X you get the mainstream languages: C, C++, and Java to name a few. So, getting back on topic, when the G5 comes out, which if the rumors are right will demolish the Itanic, perhaps poeple will begin to see more accurately that the Mac is a serious platform with a lot to offer, to more than just graphic designers.
Ok, there's no need to say that "we lot" know nothing about PCs. I do my research. I refer you to a previous post in which I stated as well that Athlons are superior to Pentiums. I don't think you'll find anyone who knows what they are talking about who will disagree. However, the G4 is more advanced than that. The x86 architecture is not as efficient as the RISC architecture. The G4 is the most advanced chip in a PC today. This is NOT accepted blindly because Jobs said so. Even the Itanium uses a RISC-like architecture. Yeah, PCs and Macs both have things that they do better, but from where I sit as a student (and a developer), the only thing that PCs do better is gaming. Which is only a very small part of a computer's usefulness. I suppose I could have said as a developement platform, but now with OS X you get the mainstream languages: C, C++, and Java to name a few. So, getting back on topic, when the G5 comes out, which if the rumors are right will demolish the Itanic, perhaps poeple will begin to see more accurately that the Mac is a serious platform with a lot to offer, to more than just graphic designers.