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Originally posted by: Spike
Originally posted by: tekno82
craftsmanship and the superb minimalist design that apple does so elegantly is really what put me over the top. seeing as how the rest of my place is setup in similar euro-style.

That might have put me over the top for the apple... but that darn $450 additional cost just somehow did not seem worth it. Plus I don't have an annoying, glowing apple on the bottom of my monitor. That alone was worth saving $450... er.... yah! 😉

-spike

hah, that apple doesnt bother me. i, and everyone else, knows where my heart lies. as far as money is concerned, i dont like it and i think its a bunk, manipulative system. so i try to rid myself of as much of it as possible, in large swoops. 🙂

 
Originally posted by: domsch
Originally posted by: Spike


That might have put me over the top for the apple... but that darn $450 additional cost just somehow did not seem worth it. Plus I don't have an annoying, glowing apple on the bottom of my monitor. That alone was worth saving $450... er.... yah! 😉

-spike


$450 additional cost is much, but in Switzerland (with studen price) I only pay about 200$ more. And so I taught it's ok. $450 is quite a lot of difference.

Yah, thats not much of a difference. At "retail" US price the Dell is $799 and the Apple is $999, but the Dell is always on sale and I got it for $550, the problem is the Apple is never on sale. If they were the same price or up to $50 different I would get the apple, anything greater means less money to spend on other parts.

-spike

 
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