Oh Man! i drank the Cool-aid

[MEANZ06]

picked up a new Mac today. its gonna be while 'till i figure this thing out... :yes nod:

[atomic punk]

cool. be curious to see how you like it....

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by MEANZ06

picked up a new Mac today. It's really not gonana take long at all to figure this thing out... It, after all, being a Mac :yes nod:

fixt.

[Sea Six]

Whatcha get?

[R.Zaragoza]

[Jeff '79]

Let us know how the learning curve went......

[yell01]

The main difference is that you close, minimize and maximize your screen by clicking on the upper left instead of upper right. Otherwise it's no different than a PC except for performance.

Although I haven't used a PC in years. My work computers for the last 10 years have been Macs and my home computer is as well.

I'm in the printing industry so I've been around Macs from the first day they came out and love them.

[themonk]

Hey dummy it's iKool-Aid, you Mac users are all the same.......smart like stick.

[MEANZ06]

Originally Posted by atomic punk

cool. be curious to see how you like it....

only a couple hours into it and its different. I'm used to windows and tabs, now i scroll between pages

Originally Posted by Sea Six

Whatcha get?

i had every intention to get the Air yesterday but ended up with the Pro 17"

Originally Posted by Jeff '79

Let us know how the learning curve went......

right now its a little tough but as i said its only been a couple hours. I'm sure it'll get easier in time...

Originally Posted by themonk

Hey dummy it's iKool-Aid, you Mac users are all the same.......smart like stick.

not much i can argue here...

[Sea Six]

Nice purchase !!

If this is your first Mac product, you'll love it!

[snide]

Originally Posted by MEANZ06

i had every intention to get the Air yesterday but ended up with the Pro 17"

[G8rDMD]

Welcome to the lighter, faster, better side of computers

The multi-gesture trackpad alone makes me never want to go back to a Windows machine--any time I have to use a friend's PC laptop and I try to use the gestures on the trackpad I have to stop and laugh

[MEANZ06]

Originally Posted by snide

damn monitor is huge!

Originally Posted by G8rDMD

Welcome to the lighter, faster, better side of computers

The multi-gesture trackpad alone makes me never want to go back to a Windows machine--any time I have to use a friend's PC laptop and I try to use the gestures on the trackpad I have to stop and laugh

i like the trackpad, but i also bought a magic mouse. its a little more comfortable to use for now...

[snide]

Originally Posted by MEANZ06

damn monitor is huge!

I've been using mine for 3 1/2 years. Yes, it's old, but it's tough to go to any other machine with a smaller screen. My client gave me a new laptop with 1368x768 resolution. I can't use it at all.

[Thud]

I'm gonna pick up a 27" iMac the next time they are refreshed (with the Ivy Bridge chips). It'll replace my current and only Windows machine, though I'll run Win7 via Boot Camp on it.


In the mean time I'll have to make do with my Macbook Pro, my other Macbook Pro (work laptop), Macbook, and Mac Mini. And a couple of iPads.

[G8rDMD]

Originally Posted by Thud

I'm gonna pick up a 27" iMac the next time they are refreshed (with the Ivy Bridge chips). It'll replace my current and only Windows machine, though I'll run Win7 via Boot Camp on it.


In the mean time I'll have to make do with my Macbook Pro, my other Macbook Pro (work laptop), Macbook, and Mac Mini. And a couple of iPads.

Boy, you's got extra sugar in yo' iKool-aid (Says the man with a MBP, iPhone, iPad, 2 Apple TVs )

[Thud]

I just put an SSD in my aging Mac Mini and it got a new lease on life!