[venting]I am all for equal opportunities but....

[baseball6791]

Well, I hate to say it as a PC guy, but you really can't go wrong at all with an Apple.

My girlfriend has one and I'm constantly playing with it... it's like, I don't want one to own, just borrow.

Yes I'm a Mac guy through and through and couldn't be happier, the only problem is what logan is saying below.

if the gaming industry would actually support mac it would be huge. until they do i really have no interest. it's hard enough just to get anyone to support an linux platform. but mac's are pretty cool.

And unfortunately yes Hopefully once Mac switches to Intel processers it will be easier for game designers to convert their games to the mac platform and as a result will start producing mac versions of the game.
Another solution is just to get a PS2 or XBox as well

[Madison]

I had one experience with Dell tech support and will not deal with them ever again. Must have talked to 10 people who did not know what a "contest", "lottery", or "drawing" was.

Here's what happened. I had an issue with my laptop, my wife was asleep and I didn't want to wake her. Don't remember exactly what the problem was now, but I called Dell. Really, really hard to understand them due to the accents. They wanted a bunch of numbers off the machine, so I gave them to them. Then they wanted to know the name of the person who purchased the machine.

Well...

My wife won it at an IT conference in a drawing, so we have no idea who purchased the machine. No one in that whole office could understand that! Drove me insane and they refused to help me, so I hung up on them.

The next day, my wife showed me how to do a "system restore" (took less than 1 minute) and everything was fine after that.

Stupid Dell.

[Coppermine]

The next day, my wife showed me how to do a "system restore" (took less than 1 minute) and everything was fine after that.

Stupid Dell.

Moral of this story: Before calling Dell, call Madison's wife.

[Madison]

The next day, my wife showed me how to do a "system restore" (took less than 1 minute) and everything was fine after that.

Stupid Dell.

Moral of this story: Before calling Dell, call Madison's wife.

Lol.

I've always admitted that she has taught me most of what I know about computers. When someone posts a computer problem on the boards, I ask her, and then pass along what she says (and I do give her the credit in my posts. )