[BC] Notebook Suggestions

[David Reaves]

Barry:
All the recent Macs have Intel processors and can boot into a Windows  
partition if you like. Data and connection resources can be shared  
between the OSes. If you use "Parallels" you can even run the Windows  
programs on your Mac desktop. Pretty seamless.

IOW, you don't have to buy all new software.

Best of all, Apple is rated first or second in customer service in  
every survey I've ever heard of. <http://www.pcmag.com/ 
article2/0,1895,1187343,00.asp>
So even if they have problems, Apple's service is better than most  
(and it's based in the US).

I bought a refurbished Powerbook from Apple a few years back for  
about 3/4 the new price, with the same warranty as a new one. Still  
has no problems.

Kind Regards,
David


David P. Reaves, III
TransLanTech Sound, LLC
See and Hear the Award-winning "Ariane Sequel" Digital Audio Leveler  
at NAB booth N4931


On Mar 14, 2007, at 5:57 AM, Barry Mishkind <barry at oldradio.com>,  
Tue, 13 Mar 2007 03:24:56 -0700
>
> At 07:01 PM 3/12/2007, James Kuzman wrote
> <snip>
>> This will be my last Windows PC (laptop or desktop).  Next time,
>> Macs all the way around...
>
>          That is if you are ready to buy all new software.