PC vs MAC

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    As a design company, you should be discriminatory about what objects make up your workspace. If I walk into a design studio and see a long row of PC's, I would think less of the company from a design POV. You can say it's 'just a tool', but it also says a lot about taste.

    If it was a stapler...whatever. But something that you spend 8 hours a day on and has such prominence in a workspace... it should look good.

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    • Friend in Sydney missed out on a job because ('deciding factor') they presented on a Dell laptop.MrT
    • yes.. because a studio looks totally professional using home-type iMacsmonolith
    • Let me guess... you also drive a VW or Audi.ETM
    • a studio with iMacs looks better than one with Dell laptops and fugly black monitors everywhere.monospaced
    • monolith, yes it looks a million types better. Those 'home type' iMacs are just as capable, if not more capable, business-wise.CanHasQBN
    • Your idea that iMacs are just for home use is completely wrong and ignorant.CanHasQBN
    • There's nothing a PC can do that a Mac can't, from a business POV. and virtually all design businesses use them.CanHasQBN
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