wakko wrote in post #5105115
really depends on what you do... for me, I'm pretty happy on PC, but if I had
plenty of disposable income to spend on a computer, then I'd get a mac pro.
Yeah, that's always seemed, to me, to be the main differentiator.
leitch wrote in post #5105128
To be honest, they're pretty much the same now days. Different OS, yes, but much the same format and both are customizable to the extent that they can be virtually identical in layout etc. Most programs come in Mac and Windows versions, and those that don't you can run using emulators on either OS anyway. That said, i prefer my MacBook to my PC desktop. It's smoother running, gets no viruses (even without any virus protection software), it doesn't have all the annoying prompts that you get every time you try to do anything on a PC ("you look like you're trying to move your mouse cursor - allow or decline?"), and I find it does everything I want without any hassle. There are always going to be fanboy-wars (kinda like Canon v Nikon, I guess!), but I think the reality is really that whichever suits you individually and whichever you personally prefer is the one that's the best.
Oh and Nick, I forgot to PM you, but the card reader arrived last week. Thanks a bunch

The Canon/Nikon analogy is kind of how I was looking at it.
People often talk about viruses and such in Windows but the number of times I've had trouble with my PCs could probably be counted on one hand.
And as for the reader, no problem! I figured waiting for a meet that we both attend could take some time.