Umm Nope !! ...Can't do that ,I read an article concerning Duel OS's awhile back , that one won't work on a PC ...........

Tri

Besides ,It would be disgraceful thing to do to a PC :razz: :lol: !!

AAAAAAnd check....another little bonus. WE can use your shit, but you cant use ours....hmmmmmm...too bad for you? At least they try to make their machine work every way possible. Or is it they CAN make it happen.

Bill Bill Bill........when will the madness stop? :lol:
Honestly I have always wondered why Microfuck has never even TRIED to bridge the gaps it has created. Its not like they are stretched for cash or anything.

Has anyone seen the fight between Osco and Walgreens?....pretty similar.

Capitalism is such a weird thing. Its ability to do something without reason, is only surpassed by its sheer brute force.

To tell you the truth I'm embarassed my wife even has a PC..... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

FLAME ON BABY!!!!!!!!!! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Tri there is a prog called virtual PC which allows you to run different versions of windows on the mac. The funny thing about this is that before they came out with a OSX version of this program windows would actually run in os9 (classic mode) while running in OSX. Yes thats right. 3 OS's running on top of each other all at the same time. And more stable then just windows running on a PC. Meanwhile your running windows programs in virtual PC as well as have programs open on OSX. It was really something to see. I'm sure Mah will chime in now about One button mice. or candy colored computers or some shit. :twisted:

Actually OSX IS Unix so i guess in theory it was 4 OS's but who's counting.

So if I purchased a Mac, I could still run Windows? That sounds pretty good to me. Best of both worlds.

when your trying to rule the world you dont build bridges that lets others in :evil: :evil:

You sure could Jarg. If by chance your anywhere near an Apple store location stop in and have them show you Virtual PC. It really is quite interesting. Although it does give me the HeeBee JeeBees to see Windows on a Mac.

Sounds good to me. As soon as I win the lotto a G5 will be my second aquisition, right after a new Road King. :lol:

Sounds pretty good. Remember, My first PC was a Mac, and it was rock solid. I may just get that old Mac Performa up and running again, just to see if it will still go.

LOL, I may be able to upgrade it with the old parts that I have around the house.

lol. I betcha it does Jarg. I have a mac classic that still runs. I Don't actually use it but it is a very cool looking little computer and my friends are just flabbergasted when the thing boots up. Damn thing is 13 years old. for those of you who don't know what the Mac classic looks like here it is.
http://macobserver.com/images/viewimage ... ure_90.jpg

Just for shits and giggles, I went to the Apple Store online and configured a G5 to the top of the line model. I got the BIG cinema display, ATI 9800 Pro, Logitech z-680 speakers and the like... The final price for this Mac was...


$11,765.95

OMG!!! :shock:

Uhh... Maybe one of those I-Macs is more my speed....

I have to admit, the G5 looks to be an AWESOME machine. 1ghz FSB, Dual 2ghz processors, 64 bit power... it is just SOOO expensive. $3000 for the base machine with no monitor or speakers???

ahahahahahahaha LMAO :lol:

You could buy a small car for that!!!

No doubt, it is worth every penny.

Jarg did you add one of everything to your shopping cart. CHRIST!!!!!

ROFL, I forgot to mention that I added 8 gigs of ram.. Around $5000 worth.
Sorry about that :D

In the interest of equal time, I went to Alienwares site and configured a top of the line model with all the works. The price was


$8,137.00

This was very close to the Apple, because it came with only 2 gigs of ram. Add between $3000 and $4000 for the other 6 gigs, and the price is very close. So I guess that Apple computers are not as overly priced as we may believe.

Both of these systems are built for brute power, more than most of us need (at the moment). I can't imagine what the world of computing will be like in 10 years.

i went to dell and added every upgrade i could there was a lot to add so posted it below just thought i would do a compare with pc=Mac the price is at the bottom also converted £-$ for ya
The Dell Store
HOME & HOME OFFICE


Standard Features: Intel 875P chipset with support for Intel®
Pentium ® 4 processors with 800MHz system bus
Dual Channel 400MHz DDR Memory
Midnight grey mini-tower with 8 USB 2.0 ports, 4 PCI slots and
AGP 8x slot
Intergrated 10/100 Pro Ethernet Network Card
Norton AntiVirus 2003 (with 90 days free virus updates)
No Floppy Drive as standard
.

Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition (Why not
upgrade to Windows® XP Professional?)

Axim X5 Pocket PC: DELL Axim X5 Performance Model : Processor
Intel Xscale 400 MHz, 64MB RAM, 48MB ROM, USB Cradle (price
cut) (+ GBP £199)

Enhanced Support Packs: 5 Year On-Site Next Business Day
Service Support (+ GBP £70)

Processor Upgrade: 3.2GHz Intel Pentium 4 Processor with HT
technology and 800 front side bus (+ GBP £390)

Online Memory Promotion!: 2048MB Dual Channel DDR 400
(4x512MB) (Includes 256Mb FREE) (+ GBP £905)

Floppy Drive & Additional Storage Devices: 64MB Dell USB
Memory & 1.44MB Floppy Drive (+ GBP £30)

Hard Drive: 240GB Serial ATA RAID 0 Stripe (2x120GB 7200rpm
drives with 8MB DataBurstâ„¢ Cache) (Includes Free Upgrade from
80GB) (+ GBP £170)

Monitor: Dell 20" UltraSharp (20.0" VIS) Analogue/Digital Flat
Panel Monitor (Midnight Grey) (+ GBP £810)

2nd Monitor: Dell 20" UltraSharp (20.0" VIS) Analogue/Digital
Flat Panel Monitor (+ GBP £900)

DVI to VGA Port Adapter: DVI to VGA Adapter (+ GBP £10)

Optical Drives: 48x DVD/CD-Rewriter Combo Drive

Video Card: 128MB ATI Radeon 9800 Pro Graphics Card with DVI
Dual Monitor Support and TV - Out via S-Video (+ GBP £220)

ZIP Drives: 250MB Iomega Zip Drive (+ GBP £69)

Digital Cameras: Kodak Digital Camera DX6340 (+ GBP £195)

Projector: Dell 3200MP Micro Portable Projector (+ GBP £1,499)

Printers: All in one Lexmark X5150 (+ GBP £109)

Printer Cable: USB Printer Cable (+ GBP £8)

Scanners: Epson 2400 2400x4800 dpi, 48bit Colour, USB2.0,
Extra Software (+ GBP £149)

Sound Card: Creative Labs SoundBlaster Audigy 2 Sound Card (+
GBP £55)

Speakers: Altec Lansing ADA 995 Dolby Digital Speakers with
Subwoofer (requires multimedia keyboard) (+ GBP £220)

Modem: Eicon Diva ISDN Passive Adapter (+ GBP £15)

High Speed Internet Connection: Not Included

Video Editing: Dell Movie Studio Plus (+ GBP £100)

Digital Photography: Dell Picture Studio Image Expert Premium
& Dell Paint Shop Premium Edition (+ GBP £55)

Software: Microsoft® Office XP Professional (+ GBP £219)

Wireless Connectivity: Dell â„¢ TrueMobileâ„¢ 1184 Wireless Router
(+ GBP £120)

Keyboard: Logitech Cordless Keyboard and Mouse (+ GBP £52)

Mouse: Logitech Optical 2 Btn Scroll USB Mouse Whl - DELL
RECOMMENDS (+ GBP £7)

Super Game Selection: Logitech Wingman Digital 3D Extreme
Joystick (+ GBP £18)
Myst III : Exile the sequel to Myst and Riven (+ GBP £8.50)

Power Protection: APC Backup 500 Unit (+ GBP £57)


RatePrice incl.VAT
System £7,376.94 $11,717.53