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<blockquote data-quote="hexonxonx" data-source="post: 453199" data-attributes="member: 33873">Not sorry at all.One thing I refuse to do with my MBP is to run Windows on it. Why? Over the past two weeks I have been getting all the software that I used on my XP machines and now have the Mac versions installed on my MBP. The Hardest to get was Photoshop CS3 mainly because of the price, but I got it today.I had also thought of getting Office for Mac but with what is already included in my Mac, I don't think I will need it.Besided, if I was going to run Windows on this MBP, I may as well not have paid the $2000 for it! I could have saved the money and kept using my two XP Laptops.With everything I have installed and running on my MBP, I have not noticed one bit of a slowdown in bootup speed or speed in using the computer.I hope there are allot of people who feel the same way about their computers, keep it Mac, no need to look back!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hexonxonx, post: 453199, member: 33873"] Not sorry at all. One thing I refuse to do with my MBP is to run Windows on it. Why? Over the past two weeks I have been getting all the software that I used on my XP machines and now have the Mac versions installed on my MBP. The Hardest to get was Photoshop CS3 mainly because of the price, but I got it today. I had also thought of getting Office for Mac but with what is already included in my Mac, I don't think I will need it. Besided, if I was going to run Windows on this MBP, I may as well not have paid the $2000 for it! I could have saved the money and kept using my two XP Laptops. With everything I have installed and running on my MBP, I have not noticed one bit of a slowdown in bootup speed or speed in using the computer. I hope there are allot of people who feel the same way about their computers, keep it Mac, no need to look back! [/QUOTE]

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