Jerry's computer

[email](Matthew Neal ): decided to share the following information:

Yeah I guess an episode like this would only work if shopping for a PC. Seems, there isn't much to buying a Mac. (No offense to Mac users) But you have to admit, if something goes wrond on a Mac, most users don't know what to do. Wheras most PC owners knew what they were buying and know a bit more than the basics.

Shit, I'm going to get flammed for this... aren't I?

-Mike

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  Mike Anastasakis   AKA "The Great Chornolio" !
           Mississauga, Ontario  CANADA
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I'll have my people e-mail your people!

I was just trying to understand what you were trying to say about the PC being easier to troubleshoot over the mac. I use both platforms rather extensivly in multimedia, print and video production - so I think I can be credible when I do say this, and I mean it, the Macintosh is more intuitive to troubleshoot over the PC. I do like PC's, - because they don't crash as much as my PowerMac. But when it comes to troubleshooting the Mac, it's pretty easy, even for beginners.

Last I saw, the computer that is on Jerry's desk in his appartement is still and Apple. It used to be a Mac Plus or SE or something like that, however, it looks like he upgraded to a DUO with a docking station... Anybody else see a docking station with a grey DUO in it??

Kenny

Kobe Mark ([email]) wrote:

He was using it in the episode I saw a few nights ago. It was the one where his girlfriend (Jamie Gertz) is a phone sex operator that Kramer keeps calling up, also the "not a square to spare" episode. :) In the scene where kramer comes into Jerry's apartment to borrow his phone (to call the phone sex number), Jerry is sitting at his computer, and its on and has stuff on it.