Looks like I haven't reached the tipping point yet...
A few details about my Apple adventures:
My first foray into computer graphics programming was with a friend on his Apple IIc. We wrote title animation for a video production. It took 2 weeks to program and an hour to render 60 seconds of video.
In response to some of the survey questions: I purchased my first Mac in the 1980s. It was a Mac classic with 128K or 512K of RAM (I forget). I bought it in order to create our company logo:
No one calls me for Apple support.
I once stuck an Apple Mac logo sticker to my IBM Thinkpad.
I wrote this blog post on a PC.
I do think Macs are beautiful to look at, and I'll probably own one before long, which is why I'm making sure eProductivity for Notes works fine on the Mac.
Discussion/Comments (2):
Eric,
One sentence struck me hence my quick reply before signing off for dinner: "No one calls me for Apple support."
Why would people be calling you for Apple support? I simply brought my 80+ year old mother and all other machines (except my company owned working machine) in our family to Apple because it always works! So no need to call anyone for support!
:-)
Peter
Posted at 04/10/2008 9:08:58 by Peter
I think that there are compelling arguments for both Apple and PC and their respective OS.
I've yet to see a support-free deployment of either, however, I'm impressed with the level of both.
My two ThinkPads (X61 tablet and T60p with XP) have been rock solid - they best machines I have ever owned.
Posted at 04/10/2008 12:04:28 by Eric Mack
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