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What is the difference between macintosh and IBM?
Macintosh is a line of computers built by Apple, Inc. IBM is a major IT company, involved in many computer-related fields, including manufacturing, microprocessor design, and operating system development. Read More »
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Why do some people prefer the Apple Macintosh to the IBM-compatib...
Benefits of Mac: No viruses, or any other malware for that fact. (This is due to Mac OS X's UNIX underpinnings, not "lack of users" or "low market share.") Seamless integration. Your hardware will work perfectly with your software, because ... Read More »
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Why isn't an IBM pc not compatible with Apple Macintosh?
If your asking about the original IBM PC and the original Apple Macintosh, it is because they used different hardware architectures. The original IBM PC used an advanced version of the 8086 processor (hence the x86 name). This wasn't the be... Read More »
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The Personal Laser Writer 300 is not a PostScript printer. The Laser Writer 300 printer driver relies on QuickDraw, running on the host Macintosh, to render the pages then send that bitmap image to the printer. i.e. it's not going to work o...
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I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "can still use back all the tapes". If you mean you want to be able to read them, then you can buy any of the drives detailed in my post. If you mean you want to be able to write to them as well, then ...
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MIkeRKaplan: I'm pretty sure all of us use the NetServer option. But as mentioned, it's primarily for casual use. And as an intermediate between native processing and Windows, it's generally how things are done, either on the server side or...
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We have all HP server and Dell workstations. I am very pleased with HP and wouldn't use anything else. The Support has been accomodating when I have needed to use it (which is rare). The hardware is second to none in my opinion and I wou...
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Windows (Obviously), Any version of Applyware (Mac OS X) & Terminal Emulation software like TN3270 Plus or Attachmate EXTRA! for attaching to mainframes. ~ If you don't know stuff like that out of your head you are lost going in.
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