Congrats Scotty!

No, not on starting medical school, on getting a new apple. Indulge me for a moment to spew forth a little propaganda. I'm sure to get someone's blood flowing. I don't know why, but owning an Apple is like a religion, so I feel compelled to write.

The Mac is the BEST computer for 95% of the people in the world. How can I say this? Because the VAST majority of people don't care about the 1's and 0's of their computer, they just want it to do what they ask. Some people even want their computer to do what they ask WELL, and do it intuitively, and stylishly (I am one of those people). There are billions more people running windows, consequently more applications, more support, and a larger knowledge base for programming. Those are negatives for sure. BUT home consumer experienc is MUCH higher with a Mac, it's just as fast with the same chips from Intel, and now it can run windows side-by-side with it's own Mac OS X operating system. The best of both worlds.

I'm on a computer everyday like 95% of the people out there. I run 8-10 different programs simultaneously everyday like 95% of the people out there. I am not a programmer, and I don't want to customize my computer on a code-level like 95% of the people out there. That's why I say, from my experience, 95% of the people out there don't know what they're missing.

Here's some words from Technology experts (not Macheads like myself, these are PC users):
“Want to see what the future of personal computing looks like?” asks Computerworld’s Michael Gartenberg. “Don’t wait for Microsoft to show you; go out and get yourself a copy of Apple’s latest operating system release. It’s that good.”

“The best and most advanced personal computer operating system on the market at any price.” — Walt Mossberg

"Can revolutionize the way you go about your computer business.” — Eric Convey

Plus, I have stock in Apple, so I want you to buy one. (The screenshot above is a new feature in the OS called Time Machine. It lets you go back in time day-by-day or hour-by-hour to get unsaved or lost files. It's built into the OS and works seamlessly.)