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GimmeSlack12

macrumors 603
Original poster
Apr 29, 2005
5,406
13
San Francisco
Enough of this Intel is the end. Or Intel is the work of the end.
Intel is the work of the next generation, and the work of the next slew of Macintosh machines.

We will be fine! And the OS will carry on to be the same industry standard of what an OS should be. We aren't going to change the world. We are going to change a few thousand people's ideas on what the world should look like.


The world is a small globe. Yet the connection is built in.
 

rosalindavenue

macrumors 6502a
Dec 13, 2003
857
285
Virginia, USA
Uh, okay. I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt on that one; it is 2:46 AM in England right now; it may be time to drink a couple glasses of water and go to bed. :rolleyes:
 

feakbeak

macrumors 6502a
Oct 16, 2003
925
1
Michigan
No, I'm pretty sure Macintosh is a computer. I think something else altered your state of mind. ;) Good night to you from the other side of the pond on this small globe. :)
 

rockandrule

macrumors 6502
Aug 3, 2004
448
0
Jacksonville, FL
Well, although I do see it to be a state of mind (for those of us who actually view it as a friend)..... we may just be crazy. Someone call the CIA, Billy Gates is playing a sick trick!
 

beatle888

macrumors 68000
Feb 3, 2002
1,690
0
my girlfriend sees her iMac as her friend. when she got it she was so overwhelmed by the quality, simplicity and the beauty. she said it would change her chaotic life and renewed her hope.

obviously she needed a new computer. her pc was a nightmare. she loves this thing and it definitely is a state of mind...the attraction to the OS that is.
 

pionata

macrumors 6502
Oct 12, 2005
447
0
Montreal
huh, well I tought macintosh was a company... maybe I was wrong.


Anyway, as all company, the bigger it gets, the more things start going bad.

Mac is currently the best computer there is, but It may not always be the case. I would'nt be suprised I a third and fourth contender joins in the computer battle in the futur as their once was (Amiga, Atari etc...) (Assuming those new computers have their own Os and are fully compatible with emulation tech). And probably, random designs like current pcs will dissapear again some day, as it is already starting with a few company like Dell taking the monopoly.

Its late here also...
 

AP_piano295

macrumors 65816
Mar 9, 2005
1,076
17
rockandrule said:
Well, although I do see it to be a state of mind (for those of us who actually view it as a friend)..... we may just be crazy. Someone call the CIA, Billy Gates is playing a sick trick!

Im crazy... Its not that I really couldnt do what I wanted on pc's it just something about macs... like weird... and has anyone noticed how trippy it is to look a monitor in a pitch black room its like woah.
 

JeffTL

macrumors 6502a
Dec 18, 2003
733
0
Last I checked, the Macintosh certainly is a computer -- though not necessarily 68K, PowerPC, IA32, AMD64, or any clone or any of the above. It can be any of those -- but the critical components are the Mac OS running (excepting the clones a decade ago) on Apple hardware.
 

opusthe2nd

macrumors 6502
Sep 5, 2005
429
0
mcarnes said:
State of minde? Oh I get it, Mindy, as in Mork and Mindy.

Do you think there are many people here, who are old enough to even know who Mork and Mindy are?
 

0098386

Suspended
Jan 18, 2005
21,574
2,908
Seeing as your from Manchester too I'll go with you ;)

Macs have a certain feel to them. i dont feel like im using something old and useless, something I need a degree to run properly. It feels like I can set my mind to do anything and i'll get the green light. its a fantastic lubricant for creativity.

meh. I dont know. my life has been simpler and better since using a Mac. its like I can go ahead and work on my coursework without having to defrag or run a maintenance app. Just lift up the lid and work. in the words of Ross Noble (if you saw him in Manchester last night) TA DA!
 

jefhatfield

Retired
Jul 9, 2000
8,803
0
state of mind

when i first started using a mac, it was one of those 128k or 512k models and the thing was really not super sexy looking or anything, but it was intuitive and easy to use

from then on, long before the macs attention to industrial design, the operating system continued to be better than anything out there...so expecting an easy to use and useful operating system became my state of mind when using a computer

before windows 95, i could not stand using an ibm or ibm clone with bill's os and the state of mind a pc made me was angry and frustrated...and even the pc fans were angry and frustrated a lot of the time
 
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