[reno911]

I'll admit that I am not too computer savy. I don't want to know how to keep a computer alive for longer than a year. I should have to. If running Microsoft means I must know how to defrag and permanently rid myself of something that can harm it I don't want it. Honestly though, I don't do a lot on my personal computers. I do photography, and word docs, plus browsing/emails and the usual. I play around with adobe photoshop, and a few other programs if I get the time, but nothing major. I tried doing these things on a Microsoft based for a few laptops and by just doing that I still lost them. If I could run Microsoft and do these things without worrying about failure I would I am not one or the other, I just want a computer I know will turn on and off, and operate everyday no matter what. So I buy Mac.

If someone of similar computer knowledge asked me for a recommendation I would tell them Mac. My mom is one of them and know owns a macbook pro. Her prior computers all failed for something unknown to any of us.