Avi Miller wrote:
Even if you are a hardcore gamer, the Mac is a better platform. Booting
Windows via Boot Camp is native, and the hardware in the MacBook Pro
(for laptops), iMac or Mac Pro (for desktops) is pretty kick-ass. :)
cYa,
Avi
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Thanks for all the replies. I suppose developing on a Mac is the best
way to develop for a Mac Browser. I can't trust Windows for anything
important (apart from testing) anymore anyway.
I'm not a hardcore gamer so I can look at the Mac Mini or Macbook as
well. I'll see what my wallet says in a few months.
Have fun
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