AGREEHaving only used windows thrice or so, each time has been a total frustration. its not a macintosh. i started with DOS and BASIC and went to mac after commodore, so i dont have windows experience and if you don't windows is hard!! I'd imagine its the same the other way around. i consider myself fortunate.
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It's much easier to point out the problem than it is to say just how it should be solved. ~John Kenneth Galbraith, Economist (Bits and Pieces Sept 2004)
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As one who started with personal computers when you built them from a kit and then customized the BIOS to get CP/M-80 to run all the way up to Windows XP before I bought a Mac in 2008, I'll mention that it took me less than a week to become acclimated to the OS X way of doing things. In terms of human interface, there are not as many differences between Apple & Micro$oft as folks may imagine. Under the hood, however, there are many.
As for the iPad - if you're already using an iPod Touch, you'll be at home with an iPad when you walk out of the Apple store. If not, it won't take too long to get to that point. The commands and gestures are pretty much the same.
Jerry Jankura
So many toys.... So little time...
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On Feb 22, 2011, at 11:55 AM, Just Murray <krismurray@gmail.com> wrote:
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> my bet is if you started with windows 3.1 and are using windows today, its easier on windows..... for you :-P
