When you buy an Apple Macintosh, you are buying more than "a computer and after sales service". I have been using Apple Macs for more than 10 years now and will always chose a Mac over a windows machine, although i am not averse to the idea of buying and using a Windows-Based machine. In fact in my office, i use a range of Apple Mac's, Windows-Based PC's and Linux-Based x86's (Apologies for the tech speak!!!) At the end of the day, when a client asks me what is the best computer to buy, i won't simply tell them out straight that they should buy Apple Mac, but i will tell them in the context of what they will be using the ...  Read the complete review

As I sit here writing my opinion on the apple G4, I'm thinking about how cool the keyboard im typing it on looks, YES its a G4 keyboard and next to it sits my G4 tower. What a sight it is, elegant, slick, modern, contemporary product design. If anyone reading this via their beige box that you call a PC, have you ever wondered why all PC's look the same? Thats because when Apple set the desktop computing world on fire, it was with a beige looking machine, and all PC manufacturers followed suit. But Apple move on, continuing to set new standards in desktop computing, weather at home or at work. What really makes my brain bleed, is the lack of respect from ...  Read the complete review

If there's one thing more annoying than the lack of respect PC users have for macs (see mac daddy) is the way mac users haven't noticed that Windows has actually caught up with macOS - not through acually being good or anything, but through apple having a bit of a nightmare figuring out what to do with their next OS and generally losing the plot. Both have their good points and bad points - yep, PCs are buggy, beige, ugly and that git gates makes money out of them, but macs are buggy, overdesigned (they look fabulous, but try using the new mouse, or using a floppy disk, or upgrading an Imac monitor) and steve jobs makes money from them, and lets be ...  Read the complete review

I don’t know about you, but I’m sick and tired of these "Switch" adverts, every man and his dog "I hate my PC so I got a mac". So I thought – right get me a Mac and get me some testing time. I organised with Apple to review the new Dual G4 (1ghz model with 250mg Ram), and thought great now to really test these things. First thing I noticed when I went to get the box from the distributor was how darn heavy it was. Has to be one of the heaviest computers I’ve lifted in a LONG time. Later when I cracked the case open I discovered why, half the worlds aluminium was wrapped around the CPUs, and fans – wow ...  Read the complete review

The G4 is, in my opinion, the best computer available today. It is by no means perfect, but no computer is I will outline the good and bad points: The G4 has many advantages. It looks interesting without being garish, mainly thanks to the colour scheme. It can be fully customised when you order it and you can add many useful peripherals. It has plenty of card slots, and is built to last - I dropped mine by accident from four feet in the air and it came off none the worse for wear. The case is simplicity itself to open up and access the insides. It also runs what is from my perspective the most feature-filled, easy to use and downright sexy operating system ...  Read the complete review