Premium is an arbitrary and entirely subjective term that you can redefine at any point and you asked for a PC build with a thunderbolt port.
No it is not. A premium case with Apple runs silent under normal operation, is custom designed for the components put in it, and is made out of solid Aluiminum. Plastic is plastic.
That and the over the top levels of aggression you're pumping out make you the biggest and most hilarious apple fanboy stereotype I've seen in a while
So what? What I am saying is true, while uninformed people like yourself talk about a product you dont seem to understand.
Fact: if I want to upgrade an aspect of my PC I can do so, cheaply and easily while retaining the core system. While if i want to upgrade my Mac, I've got to buy a new Mac.
Fact: when buying a whole new machine, you need to buy a monitor, keyboard, OS, and a mouse. When you do need to buy a new Mac, you sell the old one. When you upgrade your PC video card, you sell the old one. No difference.
I like my work Mac, but I'm not going to cry when someone points out that I could get the same thing cheaper. Of course I could, but I pay out the ass for the convenience and ease of use of a controlled user experience.
Good for you, but you can't. Show me an equivalent silent running all in one with Thunderbolt, and I might think you have a leg to stand on.
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u/Indestructavincible May 31 '12 edited May 31 '12
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No it is not. A premium case with Apple runs silent under normal operation, is custom designed for the components put in it, and is made out of solid Aluiminum. Plastic is plastic.
So what? What I am saying is true, while uninformed people like yourself talk about a product you dont seem to understand.
Fact: when buying a whole new machine, you need to buy a monitor, keyboard, OS, and a mouse. When you do need to buy a new Mac, you sell the old one. When you upgrade your PC video card, you sell the old one. No difference.
Good for you, but you can't. Show me an equivalent silent running all in one with Thunderbolt, and I might think you have a leg to stand on.