hi, i'm new, well I've been hangin around for a couple of months.
I am soooo hyped that i've finally committed and have 'switched' (well nearly)
I started thinking of gettting a mac in november last year when i started using imacs at university using final cut pro/Photoshop.
then i remembered reading in a PC magazine(!!) that mac was switching to intel, well i did a wee search on the web to see what the score was and I ended up here.
I got caught up in the whole rollercoaster of rumours, speculation and emotions - whetting my appetite - I was constantly refreshing macromours - i have somewhat of an obsessive personality.
I ordered my MacBook today - 1.67, 1GB, 80GB and a mighty mouse.
I've read alot of criticism about the book but it will be more than powerful for my uses - a bit dissapointed with no FW800 or DL - but HELL! Front Row? the screen? the dimensions? fantastic
what i was wondering was - if I have a MacBook AND a windows based PC am I a true switcher? or am I a bi- (operating system user)?
I am soooo hyped that i've finally committed and have 'switched' (well nearly)
I started thinking of gettting a mac in november last year when i started using imacs at university using final cut pro/Photoshop.
then i remembered reading in a PC magazine(!!) that mac was switching to intel, well i did a wee search on the web to see what the score was and I ended up here.
I got caught up in the whole rollercoaster of rumours, speculation and emotions - whetting my appetite - I was constantly refreshing macromours - i have somewhat of an obsessive personality.
I ordered my MacBook today - 1.67, 1GB, 80GB and a mighty mouse.
I've read alot of criticism about the book but it will be more than powerful for my uses - a bit dissapointed with no FW800 or DL - but HELL! Front Row? the screen? the dimensions? fantastic
what i was wondering was - if I have a MacBook AND a windows based PC am I a true switcher? or am I a bi- (operating system user)?