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The price comparison never made much sense to me. It's 1 - 1.5K difference in price. For most people who use the computer to make a living, that is nothing when
by cglee 17y ago
The price comparison never made much sense to me. It's 1 - 1.5K difference in price. For most people who use the computer to make a living, that is nothing when evaluated through the lifetime of the computer.
- shaddi 17y agoIf you can save 1-1.5k in purchase price than over the life of the computer you've saved 1-1.5k, especially if you can't perceive or don't feel any difference in quality. For most people that's a significant chunk of change.
- cglee 17y agoRight, if there's no difference, that's obvious. I'm mostly referring to those who say something to the effect of "Mac's are better, but I can't pay the 1.5K difference". If you aim to be the best at your field, it's imperative you're using the best tools - or at least the best you can afford. If you're using your computer to make a living, you can afford it.