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To: Gary Kao who wrote (153801)	1/4/2002 5:42:56 PM
From: GVTucker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Gary, most everyone who has ever purchased an Apple sings the praises of their computer. And most of them are not compensated for their opinions.

To: Gary Kao who wrote (153801)	1/4/2002 9:04:05 PM
From: tcmay	Respond to of 186894

"For crying out loud, Mossberg is still singing the praises of a Mac. Whenever someone asks him what kind of computer to buy, he always throws in something along the lines of "of course, Apple computers are a good choice, too". NOT! Perhaps the self-styled beatniks in the graphics dept of the WSJ have been bribing him with good ole ganja...." Hardly a compelling argument you make here. I've been using Macs since 1985, and have owned them since 1986. (At the time, I also had an IBM PC, Windows, and Microsoft Word.) Today, I use two main Macs, a G4 desktop and a G3 iBook. I expect to be buying a Titanium Powerbook in the near future. Mac vs. PC religious flamewars are even less useful than AMD vs. Intel religious flamewars, so I won't list the reasons I like Macs here in this forum. But your "self-styled beatniks" argument is unconvincing. --Tim May