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John Feltham
wulguru.wantok at gmail.com
Wed Nov 12 23:43:50 GMT 2008
G'day Colin,
On 13/11/2008, at 5:03 AM, Colin t wrote:
> yes mike - there is an excuse - or rather a reason
> they're bloody expensive.......................
You're not comparing apples with apples - pardon the pun.
When you buy a PC you have to buy a Keyboard a mouse and a monitor.
All these come with the iMac.
When you buy the PC there is no software that comes with it except the
non Internet Standard browser Internet Explorer and a outlandish mail
program Outlook Express..
iMacs come with all those plus other software.
M$ Office costs an arm and a leg. The corresponding iMac application
is called iWORKS at around UKP 34.00. It contains Pages [word
processor], Numbers [spreadsheet] and Keynote [Powerpoint].
Plus all drivers for any printer are already on board.
Builtin camera for stills and video.
Chat application - written - audio - video.
When you buy an iMac and take it out of the box it works nothing to do
except connect to the world. All upgrades are sent to you -
automatically, if you want.
And best of all - no Blue Screens of death.
ooroo
If you don't hear the knock of opportunity - build a door.
Anon.
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