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eek replied

13 March 2012, 17:38
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AtW replied

13 March 2012, 17:37
Originally posted by russell View Post

I think the ability for all these devices to sync to cloud etc will make it worth it.
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russell started a topic Going Mac

13 March 2012, 17:35
Going Mac

At home I have one iMac with Windows 7, one custom built PC i7 with 12 GB ram with Linux on it, one media pc with Wn 7 on it (which is plugged into my Cinema system), one hp laptop with win 7 and one iPad 1. I also have an android phone and my wife has a iPhone. I am thinking of going Full Mac. By selling all the non Apple gear and buying a Mac book pro (replacing Big PC and laptop) and Mac mini to replace media pc. And Iphone 4s to replace Android. Have I gone mad? I think the ability for all these devices to sync to cloud etc will make it worth it.
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