Web entrepreneur David Alison addresses various myths Windows users have about switching to Mac in his blog posting, "Common Myths for the Macintosh".
"One of the reasons I was not interested in Macs for a very long time was that I clung to many facts about the Mac that I felt eliminated it from contention. Well, as with many things in life it turns out the facts that I knew about the Mac were either hopelessly outdated or simply myths. What I wanted to do was tell you the ones that I was aware of and often cited when I dismissed Macs in the past."
List of Common Mac Myths:
● Mac's only use a single mouse button
● There are not that many applications for Macs
● Macs are closed machines that cannot be expanded
● Macs don't work well with Windows machines on a network
● Macs are more expensive
● Macs can't run my Windows software
● Macs are mouse centered machines. You constantly have to grab the mouse.
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"One of the reasons I was not interested in Macs for a very long time was that I clung to many facts about the Mac that I felt eliminated it from contention. Well, as with many things in life it turns out the facts that I knew about the Mac were either hopelessly outdated or simply myths. What I wanted to do was tell you the ones that I was aware of and often cited when I dismissed Macs in the past."
List of Common Mac Myths:
● Mac's only use a single mouse button
● There are not that many applications for Macs
● Macs are closed machines that cannot be expanded
● Macs don't work well with Windows machines on a network
● Macs are more expensive
● Macs can't run my Windows software
● Macs are mouse centered machines. You constantly have to grab the mouse.
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