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Export - In article <10csjthasq976e8@corp.supernews.com>,"George" wrote: "Shawn Hearn" wrote in message news:srhi-B4F496.22522009062004@news-60.giganews.com... Some things are still built with quality in mind. A perfect example is my one year old laptop. I have an Apple Powerbook. Unlike 99% of the laptops on the market, my Powerbook is made out of titanium. New Powerbooks are made of aluminum. <<>> This is one of many reasons why I do not mind paying a premium for Apple products: Apple is not perfect, but they sure do take reliability seriously. Even desktop Mac I am using now to type this message is several years old and it runs flawlessly, despite the fact that I leave it Powered on for weeks at a time and my apartment has flaky power. I'm glad they finally take quality seriously. They do make nice looking products. It may be a characteristic of notebook PCs...I'm writing this on an old Fujitsu C353 that just happens to be the most reliable PC I've ever owned (nothing about its appearance would make you suspect that either).Are you kidding? Apple has long been a leader in quality and customersatisfaction. That's part of the reason why so Mac users get evangelisticabout the Mac. Another reason why I am a Mac advocate is that Apple isfar and away the most innovative computer company on the planet wherepersonal computing is concerned. For example, everyone who uses a PDA ora digital camera can thank Apple for poplarizing those technologies.Anyone who who uses a graphical user interface in their OS can thankApple for popularizing the GUI. Anyone who likes to watch video trailersof popular movies can thank Apple for popularizing computer video. Anyonewho wants to connect a high speed peripheral device to their computer canthank Apple for popularizing firewire. If you want to see where Windowswill be in a few years from now, try using a current Mac.By the way, I have heard good things about Fujitsu laptops. A friendof mine recently bought one and she's very happy with it.
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