I wanna talk

I wanna talkoutdoor Inflatable Archesabout why I love Mac computers.

　　Firstly, let me just say that I'm not going to turn this into an "I love Mac, I hate PC kind of thing". I don't hate PCs or Windows, I just prefer using a Mac and I'm lucky enough to be able to use a Mac at both home and work.
So if it was the hardware that appealed to me first, it's probably the software that keeps me a Mac user now. I think that Apple has always focussed on the user in designing the hardware and software and Mac OS X, that's the Mac operating system, is just a joy to use and great to look at too. I find using OS X incredibly intuitive and I know that long-time PC users often have trouble switching to the Mac because they have to unlearn Windows and is complex procedures. I suppose the greatest compliment to the deign and usability of Mac OS X is the fact that Microsoft have tried to make an exact copy with Windows vista....but it's still not as good as OS X!
　　I'vegiant Giant Water Slide been using Macs for about 10 years now - I think the first Mac I bought was the original iMac G3 and it was a very distinctive design, it was kind of egg-shaped, translucent blue plastic. I can't quite remember why I bought it but it was probably the aesthetics more than anything that attracted me. In fact Apple famously declared at the time that "the back of our computer looks better than the front of anyone else's".

　　So the first thing I love about Macs is the appearance of the hardware. It's also about the attention to detail, for example on my latest Mac when the computer is in sleep mode there's a small light on the front that pulses like a heart beat - just a really nice touch.