MacGirl
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I have never had any problems with my Mac connecting to networks. But you are right that purchasing both Mac and Windows can get very expensive. The reason that I chose to go with a MacBook over a PC laptop is that I was just starting out with taking some graphic design courses and it did not make sense to get a Windows based computer when I would have to use Macs to do all of my school projects. I am not exaggerating when I say that every single college art professor and professional designer that I have ever met uses the Mac OS and declares that it is the better system for art/design work....and I have met quite a few of them! I don't know why this is the case because in my opinion there is really not that huge of a difference in the two systems as far as performance goes. The one thing that I do like about having a Mac is the fact that I don't have to worry as much about viruses. I'm not one of those people who believe that Macs are totally immune. I know that there will eventually be more viruses that are targeted toward Mac computers, but until then it is nice to not have to worry about constantly scanning and downloading anti-virus updates. Also, I like the Mac developer's environment, but that is probably because I am more used to it than the Windows based ones.
It really depends on how much money you want to spend and which setup you like better. I think that either OS would do the jobs that you want. I would say to go to the stores and play around with both kinds of laptops, look at the features, and decide from that.
It really depends on how much money you want to spend and which setup you like better. I think that either OS would do the jobs that you want. I would say to go to the stores and play around with both kinds of laptops, look at the features, and decide from that.