• Intel uses Macs

• PC Week uses Macs

• The cool "waah" sound at startup.

• 40 viruses, not 38000.

• No one says "I work on a Mac at the office but I have a PC at home because

• it's so much fun to use.

• -MacAddict

• Star Wars Special Edition - made on a Mac

• Star Wars Episode 1 - made on a Mac.

• Babylon 5, Lost in Space, Star Trek TNG, Star Trek Voyager, Star Trek DS9, Star Trek's 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9, Dark Skies, Xena: Warrier Princess, The X-Files, Goldeneye, Tommorow Never Dies, The World is Not Enough, Sliders, Contact, Mortal Combat, Men in Black, Spawn, Titanic, Herculies, AND LOADS LOADS MORE.

• Bill Gates' mansion was designed on a Mac

• If you have a paperclip, you can probably fix your Mac

• Macs don't have the infamous Windows key to accidentally hit and throw you

• out of your application into Windows, often causing the program to freeze

• FREE speech recognition software (as opposed to the less sophisticated,

• $300 system as offered by Microsoft)

• The first Pentium commercials were done on (pre-Power PC!!) Macs since they

• couldn't get PC's to perform at that speed.

• Apple servers are about four times faster than Win NT 4.0 servers with

• equivalent clock speed processors

• Windows 95 requires illegal narcotics in order to enjoy it's graphical

• interface.

• None of those Internet Explorer "exploding desktop" bugs.

• "DOS Computers manufactured by companies such as IBM, Compaq, Tandy, and

• millions of others are by far the most popular, with about 70 million

• machines in use worldwide. Macintosh fans, on the other hand, may note that

• cockroaches are far more numerous than humans, and that numbers alone do not

• denote a higher life form."

• -New York Times, November 26, 1991

• Built-in sound, with no need to install, configure, or troubleshoot a "SoundWhacker" card.

• Long file names on CD-ROMs (Windows CD-ROMs use the ISO 9660 format which is limited to eight character file names, even with Windows 95.)

Unless otherwise noted, all photos and text is Copyright © Richard G Lowe, Jr.