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<blockquote data-quote="smurfy" data-source="post: 392492" data-attributes="member: 30159">i switched April 20.ProsBluetooth, wireless internet as standardYou don't have to pick between something they're calling 'Home Basic' and 'Home Premium', whatever that is..., you just have to pick what Mac model you wantiMacs are built right into the monitor - no towerNative widescreenYou can install windows or run it at the same time as OS XMac is gaining software supportApple Remote is simpler than Media Center remote and is much simpler with just six buttonsSet up is REALLY easyNetworks and internet are automatically set up, all you have to do it plug in the network cableSince hardware and software is made by Apple, there won't be any compatibility problemsI've had no crashes since I bought my iMacConsMost MSN clients are pretty crappy - I'd recommend Adium, by the way...Takes about a minute longer to find a program youre looking for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smurfy, post: 392492, member: 30159"] i switched April 20. [U]Pros[/U] Bluetooth, wireless internet as standard You don't have to pick between something they're calling 'Home Basic' and 'Home Premium', whatever that is..., you just have to pick what Mac model you want iMacs are built right into the monitor - no tower Native widescreen You can install windows or run it at the same time as OS X Mac is gaining software support Apple Remote is simpler than Media Center remote and is much simpler with just six buttons Set up is REALLY easy Networks and internet are automatically set up, all you have to do it plug in the network cable Since hardware and software is made by Apple, there won't be any compatibility problems I've had no crashes since I bought my iMac [U]Cons[/U] Most MSN clients are pretty crappy - I'd recommend Adium, by the way... Takes about a minute longer to find a program youre looking for. [/QUOTE]

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