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I recommend you to buy an Apple G5 or G4 or iMac. I just wanted to let you know that Apple computers never get infected from viruses as long as they have Mac OS X.

Let says that you have an Apple computer. When you received an infected email in your computer, it NEVER affect on all new Mac computers. If you forward that infected email to your friend(s) who has an IBM PC, that is the problem. I have an anti-virus software because I did not want to ruin my friends' IBM PC computer.

Mac is amazing that you could use anything that give you more flexiable than XP (IBM's Operating System or Windows). My sister purchased an IBM PC with XP windows three weeks ago. Her hard disk was erased without warning after she upgraded the OS - probably from a hacker's virus. She got full refund and purchased an eMac which cost around 800 dollars. I personally do not like CRT. I have an Apple tower G5 and a 20-inches LCD monitor, and an 12" iBook for traveling. ...and my mother has a 15" iMac. She loves it.

I strongly recommend you not to purchase one at CompUSA because the CompUSA's own warranty automatically removed the AppleCare's one-year plan. The CompUSA dealer lied to me two years ago. Just make sure that you get 'AppleCare Protection Plan' that come from Apple store or authorized Apple store. My sister bought the AppleCare for $119 for 3 years at Apple store instead of separate orders in different day which cost $169. (The CompUSA is one of the authorized Apple dealers, but that one I cannot understand it.)

For Macromedia Dreamweaver (creating websites) or Photoshop, it have the same concept on Apple and IBM software.

My opinion is that DVD movies for Apple is better than IBM PC. It's because the Apple automatically runs the movie for you instead of finding the software on IBM PC in order to run it. The quality for the closed caption is about the same for both computers, however the Apple now has updated the version that allows you to watch it in a separate window for captions which looks a lot better.

One more thing, Apple will announce a new design computer coming up next month. :jaw:

<blockquote data-quote="webexplorer" data-source="post: 213409" data-attributes="member: 653">I recommend you to buy an Apple G5 or G4 or iMac.&nbsp; I just wanted to let you know that Apple computers never get infected from viruses as long as they have Mac OS X. Let says that you have an Apple computer.&nbsp; When you received an infected email in your computer, it NEVER affect on all new Mac computers.&nbsp; If you forward that infected email to your friend(s) who has an IBM PC, that is the problem.&nbsp; I have an anti-virus software because I did not want to ruin my friends' IBM PC computer.Mac is amazing that you could use anything that give you more flexiable than XP (IBM's Operating System or Windows).&nbsp; My sister purchased an IBM PC with XP windows three weeks ago.&nbsp; Her hard disk was erased without warning after she upgraded the OS - probably from a hacker's virus.&nbsp; She got full refund and purchased an eMac which cost around 800 dollars.&nbsp; I personally do not like CRT.&nbsp; I have an Apple tower G5 and a 20-inches LCD monitor, and an 12&quot; iBook for traveling.&nbsp; ...and my mother has a 15&quot; iMac.&nbsp; She loves it.I strongly recommend you not to purchase one at CompUSA because the CompUSA's own warranty automatically removed the AppleCare's one-year plan.&nbsp; The CompUSA dealer lied to me two years ago.&nbsp; Just make sure that you get 'AppleCare Protection Plan' that come from Apple store or authorized Apple store.&nbsp; My sister bought the AppleCare for $119 for 3 years at Apple store instead of separate orders in different day which cost $169.&nbsp; (The CompUSA is one of the authorized Apple dealers, but that one I cannot understand it.)For Macromedia Dreamweaver (creating websites) or Photoshop, it have the same concept on Apple and IBM software.My opinion is that DVD movies for Apple is better than IBM PC.&nbsp; It's because the Apple automatically runs the movie for you instead of finding the software on IBM PC in order to run it.&nbsp; The quality for the closed caption is about the same for both computers, however the Apple now has updated the version that allows you to watch it in a separate window for captions which looks a lot better.One more thing, Apple will announce a new design computer coming up next month.&nbsp;&nbsp; :jaw:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="webexplorer, post: 213409, member: 653"] I recommend you to buy an Apple G5 or G4 or iMac. I just wanted to let you know that Apple computers never get infected from viruses as long as they have Mac OS X. Let says that you have an Apple computer. When you received an infected email in your computer, it NEVER affect on all new Mac computers. If you forward that infected email to your friend(s) who has an IBM PC, that is the problem. I have an anti-virus software because I did not want to ruin my friends' IBM PC computer. Mac is amazing that you could use anything that give you more flexiable than XP (IBM's Operating System or Windows). My sister purchased an IBM PC with XP windows three weeks ago. Her hard disk was erased without warning after she upgraded the OS - probably from a hacker's virus. She got full refund and purchased an eMac which cost around 800 dollars. I personally do not like CRT. I have an Apple tower G5 and a 20-inches LCD monitor, and an 12" iBook for traveling. ...and my mother has a 15" iMac. She loves it. I strongly recommend you not to purchase one at CompUSA because the CompUSA's own warranty automatically removed the AppleCare's one-year plan. The CompUSA dealer lied to me two years ago. Just make sure that you get 'AppleCare Protection Plan' that come from Apple store or authorized Apple store. My sister bought the AppleCare for $119 for 3 years at Apple store instead of separate orders in different day which cost $169. (The CompUSA is one of the authorized Apple dealers, but that one I cannot understand it.) For Macromedia Dreamweaver (creating websites) or Photoshop, it have the same concept on Apple and IBM software. My opinion is that DVD movies for Apple is better than IBM PC. It's because the Apple automatically runs the movie for you instead of finding the software on IBM PC in order to run it. The quality for the closed caption is about the same for both computers, however the Apple now has updated the version that allows you to watch it in a separate window for captions which looks a lot better. One more thing, Apple will announce a new design computer coming up next month. :jaw: [/QUOTE]

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