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an like many have said before "it just works".

i also went ahead and went all the way on my first tip down the isle with a mac and got the time capsule- works flawlessly as an automatic backup and wireless network all in one.

i have the small keyboard that does not have the numeric pad with it, i don't ususally use the numeric pad so that was not a problem for me.

as apple claims, "it just works." i plugged in the power cord, connected the keyboard and mouse and i was good to go.

after years of frustration, i finally decided to move to the imac after seeing how well safari worked on my iphone (i resorted to using my iphone to look up things on the web as it took 5+ minutes to

i also went ahead and went all the way on my first tip down the isle with a mac and got the time capsule- works flawlessly as an automatic backup and wireless network all in one.

this machine is costly compared to a pc desktop, however; everything just works.

it runs music, security cameras, book keeping, internet traffic, and more all in one small system.

i have the small keyboard that does not have the numeric pad with it, i don't ususally use the numeric pad so that was not a problem for me.

to work on the mac, but apparently do not.

as apple claims, "it just works." i plugged in the power cord, connected the keyboard and mouse and i was good to go.

i purchased the 24" 640gb/4gb imac from apple because i received a substantial discount through my company, and one week later it arrived.

i have the small keyboard that does not have the numeric pad with it, i don't ususally use the numeric pad so that was not a problem for me.

i pretty much have to use a pc for my job functions, but over the last few years i've been underwhelmed by both my home and work desktop (both dells) and my home notebook (hp).

as apple claims, "it just works." i plugged in the power cord, connected the keyboard and mouse and i was good to go.

to work on the mac, but apparently do not.

i've been a mac user for many years and recently began doing a lot of 3d rendering and heavy duty graphics work.

all upgrades were simply and easy and worked flawlessly first time.

gt120 video card is a joke, doesn't work with hdmi sources (with dvi to hdmi cable) and poor windows support in boot camp.

the dual xeon processor hp workstation (x4000) that i had used for years was getting long in the tooth and couldn't handle the demands of high definition.