IMac question

dark_angel

dark_angel

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OK Here go's -
I have a Vista Home Premium laptop which I use as my all round desktop/portable laptop machine. I am doing a tafe course to further improve my experience to getting a job. I haven't had much experience with macs except loving the design of them. I run a website for my support group. I am thinking of getting an Mac desktop comp so I can get more experienced with them and can help others who have problems with them if i come across others as I do local work for friends, word of mother etc. Would the Mac be any good to work on the website with (photos, etc) as I heard they are mainly good for design and such.

Sorry if I am all over the place.
Mainly
1) Would it be worth getting a Mac to get play around with and get more experienced with them.
2) Would I be able to do my website on them more better such as photos etc
3) I do local jobs such as install new hardware, security for friends word of mouth and would getting a mac help me with others who have macs or would i be able to work out fairly ok
4) Would it be worth well for these things or just stick with vista and just find somewhere i can use mac and save money

Thanks in advance for any input
 
If you have the money, I'd say go for it.

I know quite a few people who have macs and I feel bad to tell them IDK JACK about macs.

Go for it :)
 
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personally not a mac fan i dont think te layout is great and they are way over priced..thats just me but if its so help people and get used to them yourself and you have the money go for it.
 
ok thanks for replies - found a mac place near me and can get second hand emac for $200 .
one other question - would the mac wireless connect to my linksys wireless g wrt56g router?
 
New-generation Macs look very pretty but are sitting on top of that crudelooking, text-based UNIX, the most secure os that's widely used. Yes, I highly recommend a mac. In matter of fact I have one. However, Macs are priced a bit more than your average Dell or eMachines machine, and you cannot legally run Mac OS X on a PC even thoughit is now Intel based.

If you like graphics apps and/or multimedia apps, Mac is a great system. Most desktop Macs can be orederd with the Mac flatscreen (itll work with PCs of course) that gives you a lot of screen real estate.
 
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