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>But
>then, in early spring there seems to be a new 1600mHz Mac (don't know the
>exact figures) which should really rock. Personally I wouldn't like to even
>think about the price though...

The prices usually the same, but the processing gets better. Its the same 
thing with hard disks, CDRs, etc. The prices are essentially constant 
after they come down, then the horsepower keeps increasing for the same 
cost. Entry Mac towers are always about $1600.


>If you try to stay away from that, buy quality hard- and software, there
>should not be too much issues when going the PC route.

If you go to all of the trouble to custom build a PC like you did, are 
you really saving money and trouble? Sounds like a lot more trouble in 
research, compatibility issues, quality issues, component buying, 
construction, etc.


>Sorry if this sounds a bit PC biased, but I simply don't know enough about
>Macs to say anything (be it good or bad) about them.

That distinction was what the guy was asking for ...