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have had macs for 15 years. we're all hippies.
What are you using the laptop for, and how did the last two fail?
I'm not using it for anything that is too intensive. From what I understand Macs are used by those in photography, movie making etc. Photography is something I am interested so I would like to take that into account when purchasing a laptop.
you can use any laptop to edit photos
I just bought one of the new aluminum MacBooks after using PCs all my life. To be honest, "the switch" does take a bit to get used to--until you realize how intuitive and simple the Mac OS actually is. After being conditioned to perform tasks a certain way on Windows, that is quite a shift.
I'm not using it for anything that is too intensive. From what I understand Macs are used by those in photography, movie making etc. Photography is something I am interested so I would like to take that into account when purchasing a laptop. My first HP has malfunctioned in four different capacities, and my latest has issues with the power supply. I've heard Macs don't get viruses and I have been having trouble with malware and things on this current PC as well.
I'm not so technologically impaired that I wasn't aware of this. I hear all this bable about N-videa g-force something or others, and apparently Macs are superior in this regard...
Honestly, any newish computer can do photo editing. I cannot think of a reason a Mac would be better than a PC. In fact, I can think of some ways that it would be worse depending on the software you want to use, the configuration of your laptop, and what peripherals you want to use.
There ARE a few malware programs, exploits, and spyware for mac/OSX though, just as many. And OSX isn't inherently more secure than Windows in most situations.