Wow, it's like you're making a completely new argument that no one has ever made before. If you own a Mac you know that you personally can somehow justify the e

Wow, it's like you're making a completely new argument that no one has ever made before. If you own a Mac you know that you personally can somehow justify the extra cost. I'll add in that your computer is not going to be obsolete in as long as a Windows computer will, because I've experienced it. Macbook that my brother has from 4 years ago runs far better than the Windows laptop I had before that did after 4 years. Yes you can install Mac OS X on your PC, but it's a pain and it doesn't work on every single computer. I'm not sure why you posted this in the first place because you're providing common knowledge. Go to Dell or Samsung or Sony's website and configure their high end desktop and you'll find that upgrading the Hard drive or memory or graphics card will cause you to be over charged as well.