>> As for Apple hardware being superior...  well, I don't remember
>> any that was.  Floppy drives were glitchy, about the only thing
>> going for it was a color display that the IBM lacked at first

I bought my first "IBM clone" in 1982 (I think it was - still got the
cheque butt somewhere). I taught myself how to use AutoCAD 2 point
something on that old dual floppy machine, then started and built my
own business 10 years later using the good old PC. Of course, buying a
new one every year in order to run the latest version of the CPU
intensive applications I was running.

In all that time, I was  always in awe of what I saw as superior Apple
products. With the introduction of the iMac, I purchased my first
Apple, and I was converted. I have since bought 7 Apples for my
business, and just replaced my own 3 year old iMac. I had finally seen
the light! :-)

I now only have one PC in my business, and that is for engineering
applications. Everything else is done on my beloved Apples! :-)

Regards,

Sean

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