Servage had good support and product was very good, however it got weird when my username and password started to occasionally log me into other people’s domain accounts. I left them in about 2008 though, maybe that issue has been fixed now?

A macbook is definitely worth the money if you *work* heavily on your computer (be it coding, designing…).

It’s been 2 years since I bought my Mac laptop (I got the cheapest one I could find at £800) and reading your post just reminded me the importance of a silent fan. I remember days at the library studying from my laptop. The fan would start going louder and louder until I had to turn it off because people would start sighing with annoyed faces haha

The move from PC to Mac took me roughly 1 hour of playing around and an occasional search, quite similar to you.

Cheers,
Xavi

I can also feel the wind of change and a revolution coming.. however who will be the dominate player is yet to be seen.

It looks unlikely to be Microsoft from what Adam Hartung at Forbes is saying: http://blogs.forbes.com/adamhartung/2011/05/03/why-not-all-earnings-are-equal-and-microsoft-has-the-wal-mart-disease/

And I tend to agree with Adam – we are shifting increasingly to a device based world. But I’m not so sure its Chromebook is the answer and neither does econsultancy: http://econsultancy.com/uk/blog/7517-google-s-new-chromebook-too-little-too-late

I guess we will just have to wait – what fun!!