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Windows is killing me, consider Mac Should I?

I am frustrated with Windows and I am a big fan of what Apple has done in the past year. I have iPhone and iPod. I can view all Job's keynote address, and it really excites me about Apple, but not excited enough to actually buy the iMac. Now my PC desktop is driving me crazy. Is it really better than PC and Mac ads say they are, or just a marketing% 100? If I buy a Mac, be transparent line my current PC network? This mac has had, and how long ago was that? the main thing I like about Windows is slow performance. I have a lot of memory, hard drive large capacity, and I do not play, but there is still lagging behind in everything I do. I defrag a couple times a month, and I can delete the temporary Internet files. Should I do the same on a Mac

I confess, seems to be one of the few windows fans out there. Do not get me wrong, I see the advantages / disadvantages for all operating systems. I even considered getting a Mac myself, if only to gain experience in using and supporting one. Even I admit the Mac operating system has some very attractive features. That said, I think the selection of Apple hardware too restrictive for what I want, and I think Apple's philosophy of allowing operating system on your hardware and the only thing that is slowing the adoption by the masses. One of the things I find in all the publicity, there is much exaggeration. The announcement today of exaggerating the problems Mac Vista (at least from my experience). I will also give credit to Job. I have seen some of his speeches, and I would say is an excellent seller. As for Mac and Linux without problems in its network of PC depends on what you have for a network (servers, etc.) If a Windows domain, the only way I see a good "100%" integration (without fighting) is a Windows machine. Every day you can buy a Mac, then install Windows in one way or another, if you find can not live with it.

Steve Jobs Macworld 2008 Keynote in 60 Seconds