TriX wrote:
In what respect? Certainly not in terms of cost, max performance, cost/performance, upgrade ability… Now if you like the OS/presentation manager, the customer support, simplicity of operation, styling or seamless migration, then Macs do all those things very well and may also well be the machine of choice for those with limited computer skills, but don’t kid yourself that they’ve “jumped way ahead of Windows”. Despite the classic UHH “Mac vs PC” discussion, computing (except in high performance computing and for sales/marketing folks) is not a competitive activity. The wide array of computers available to the consumer is a win-win, and if the machine fits your budget, requirements and ability, then whether it’s the “best” platform for anyone else is irrelevant.
The OP asked a question about where to get a WINDOWS machine assembled…
In what respect? Certainly not in terms of cost, m... (
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Besides that... It is perfectly possible to build a PC and then install Mac OSX.
This way you get the best of both worlds.