You'll struggle to make this point stick I think...
I don't like the interface. It, in my opinion, is too simple. As I've said, when I next use it, I'll make a mental note of why I don't like it.
Interesting household analogy. In that case my Mac is like a lounge. I use it, do what I want and it cleans itself up (actually my girlfriend cleans up but the point is I don't have to do it).
I find the minute amount of tidying (defragmenting every few months, organising folders and uninstalling unnecessary programs) is a small price to pay for what I feel is a pleasure of an operating system.
These are not difficult things to do, they just are not taught or kept. People are curious as to why their computer has crashed, and when you explain that they just let it slowly rot, they say, "Oh, well that's stupid."
No, it's not. I agree that the fact Apple doesn't break is great. But Windows breaking constantly, as I've said, is a myth started by lazy or misinformed people.
Not the only thing, but if it was, why is that bad?
It's not
As previously stated in the thread, some of us don't want to be computer geeks. It's nice to turn the thing on, use it and then turn it off again.
Totally agree. Mine turns on, works wonderfully, and then I turn it off again. Every 3 months I spend an hour or so cleaning it and then, as said, it works a treat. I probably wouldn't have to do that, but it helps my computer to last.
Contradicts what I've seen, how do you work out your PC is 4 times faster?
Actually all the real world evidence I've ever seen shows a "lower spec" mac running faster than a slightly "higher spec" PC. I can't get figures anymore, as most of the family now run macs.
I have no statistics to prove it, but put it this way, after testing it out of curiousity, I could have more programs open running more things than the iMac could before the computers crashed.
sounds like the interface on the non portable products too
As I've said, I don't enjoy using it
Sorry I should have stated that most of that was opinion. No hard feelings, just personal opinions.