Perhaps some PC users are always tinkering with their hardware because
they are looking for something, anything, that will get their machines
to run better.
That's what I did when I had a PC.
Same thing with the way we always got excited with each new Windows
release. Maybe it will finally run well. Always disappointed
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I agree that most people don't tinker much, especially with their
hardware (PC or Mac). There seem to be more hardware tinkerers in the
PC group.
I think I see more software tinkering on Macs than PCs. It is rare to see
a Mac that does not have at least a favorite photo on the desktop,
customized dock, and extra Widgets. It is rare that I see even the
simplest customizations on PCs. Even when I see someone with two
computers (uses Mac for "real" work, but IT insists they must have a PC
because IT can't figure out Entourage) their PC will rarely have anything
altered on it. I think most people are afraid to do antyhing to their PCs.
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