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Old 10 October 2011, 05:26 AM   #21
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Wait...You have a PC...and NEVER had a problem? Which OS, what do you do with your PC besides turn it on. Never had a Blue Screen of Death? Come on...surely you jest. You don't ever install applications, try to configure with peripherals? Don't play games?

Does a Rolex Submariner tell time TWICE as good as a CASIO G-Shock or Tag? Come on...with Apple, you are paying for design aesthetic, a UI which is more thought out and and beautiful / elegant and FAR LESS PROBLEMATIC THAN A PC.

No one will convince you to buy a Mac if you don't appreciate the thought and nuances put into the design which lead to a better user experience. Much like no one will convince anyone in the myriad of Rolex Vs. Omega threads we see in other sections of this forum.
You ask a lot of questions. No blue screens here. I've played FarCry to Call of Duty to Crysis and others without issue, rarely play anymore. Lost interest. Apps., standard processing stuff, pictures whatever.


"if you don't appreciate the thought and nuances" this is my point. What is so great about it. Or do I need to conduct a $1000+ experiment to find out, because it has to be seen to be believed? I just asked a question, nobody I know has a mac, so, no, I don't know jack about them.

Oh, and I don't own a Sub., but I do own a Casio.I'm more of a GMT guy. Watches aren't the same. I only ever met one person with a "collection" of computers. He was quite strange.Also, if I sold my watches today, I would not lose a nickel. Computers are a throw away item, they cost more to fix than replace.
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So it's not the steam that causes the failure, but it's water that you notice in the watch after a shower that could lead you to believe the steam damaged the seal, but it's just the unfortunate result of an unserviced mechanical beast.
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