They keep telling us they have to go Windows because
that's what they use in the business world. But a lot of
businesses use the Macintosh by choice.
Businesses choose Macintosh
Maine courts
Mac-based since mid-80s, Macs Only!, 5/5 "The Maine court system continues today as essentially
Mac-based, with most of its original Mac equipment still
functioning."
Growing internet
presence, Mac Musings, 4/30 "According to The Internet Operating System Counter, the
Mac OS and Linux are the fastest growing server operating
systems."
The
little big man on the internet, New Media News "We basically sold our PCs to our accountant, who wanted
them for her office, [and] I ordered Macs. They
don't crash; I don't spend any time taking care of these
guys."
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for all. Computers are like that. Please report errors to
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