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Hi Folks
Im not really a switcher as such, i dont mind Windows too much, its 'ok' And i dont profess to love Apple with all my heart either
I have always used a PC, and last time i ever used a mac was at school.
However, id quite like to purchase an older version (IE cheaper) mac and run latest software on it, just so i have the option of both mac and PC. This way i can learn more about the Mac and its appeal
Since i intend to keep my PC and because im not sure ill actually like the mac that much, i dont want to rush out and buy a brand new Mac Pro, only to perhaps sell it on for a huge loss! This is why i wanted to purchase an older version to start with at least.
From my initial investigation, i think a dual core G5 wouldnt be much over £500, and should be well up to running the latest version of the OS
Any comments?
(PS - i know i said i dont 'love mac with all my heart, but im not a troll!)
Im not really a switcher as such, i dont mind Windows too much, its 'ok' And i dont profess to love Apple with all my heart either
I have always used a PC, and last time i ever used a mac was at school.
However, id quite like to purchase an older version (IE cheaper) mac and run latest software on it, just so i have the option of both mac and PC. This way i can learn more about the Mac and its appeal
Since i intend to keep my PC and because im not sure ill actually like the mac that much, i dont want to rush out and buy a brand new Mac Pro, only to perhaps sell it on for a huge loss! This is why i wanted to purchase an older version to start with at least.
From my initial investigation, i think a dual core G5 wouldnt be much over £500, and should be well up to running the latest version of the OS
Any comments?
(PS - i know i said i dont 'love mac with all my heart, but im not a troll!)