You really are a moron, (and you desperately need a grammar book. Now, I am going to completely dismantle your argument, but you won't believe what I say. Firstly, basically the same kind of hardware doesn't make a PC as good as a Mac. A Mac is plug-and-play. Always (with the exception of Bluetooth). Also, the supposedly cheaper and faster Dell that you claim is so much better is really not. Think of it this way: the Dell probably doesn't come prepackaged with Windows. The Mac comes with OS X. The Dell will probably explode within the week, and you will waste a few hours on the help hotline fixing it. And finally, the Dell will get a virus and you'll have to reinstall the OS. Now, let's replay the same scenario with a Mac. For ease of writing we'll use a Powerbook G4. So, you go to the Apple Store and buy the Powerbook. Take it home, put in the system disk, install. All of your configuration takes about twenty seconds, and then you leave the installer to its work. Then, you boot up the Mac. It works. And doesn't break. *insert angelic music here*. Then, you realize that you have great, easy to use movie editing software, much better than the cheap ripoff that came with XP. Then, you open GarageBand and make a professional quality song within the hour. You know the drill. Have I proven a point? (oh, and by the way, that subject that you're too idiotic to understand, it means: It takes one to know one.) that's all. Have a nice hour of troubleshooting.
