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<blockquote data-quote="Mark F" data-source="post: 213452" data-attributes="member: 12825">The OS isn't considered into the pricing of Macs.&nbsp; IMO the OS.. OSX Mavericks now... just works.&nbsp; Microsoft was a nightmare when installing and uninstalling programs. I had more registry errors and blue screens to drive me over to Apple. The last decent version of Microsoft was 2000 Pro.&nbsp; After XP... I think they signed the death warrant.I've had plenty of microsoft products ( desktops and laptops ) and mac products ( iMac, Macbook Air, iPad, and iPhone ) and as Apple makes their own hardware vs Microsoft doesn't.. If you look at the quality of hardware, Mac pricing isn't that bad.&nbsp; I've seen Microsoft OS installed on laptops that are over 1100.00.&nbsp; My macbook air was 995.00.&nbsp; I wouldn't trade my Macs for any of the higher brand microsoft laptops, desktops, or phones.&nbsp; I believe Mac products are of a higher quality than the plastic microsoft versions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark F, post: 213452, member: 12825"] The OS isn't considered into the pricing of Macs. IMO the OS.. OSX Mavericks now... just works. Microsoft was a nightmare when installing and uninstalling programs. I had more registry errors and blue screens to drive me over to Apple. The last decent version of Microsoft was 2000 Pro. After XP... I think they signed the death warrant. I've had plenty of microsoft products ( desktops and laptops ) and mac products ( iMac, Macbook Air, iPad, and iPhone ) and as Apple makes their own hardware vs Microsoft doesn't.. If you look at the quality of hardware, Mac pricing isn't that bad. I've seen Microsoft OS installed on laptops that are over 1100.00. My macbook air was 995.00. I wouldn't trade my Macs for any of the higher brand microsoft laptops, desktops, or phones. I believe Mac products are of a higher quality than the plastic microsoft versions. [/QUOTE]

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