I have never had an Apple computer.Is it easy to learn how to use it?
53731
Yes it is very simple. Functions very much like PC. It has the same functions, keys to apply functions and applications vary a little but does the same thing. Free APPS are far superior on Apple.
53732
I'm not tech savy at all. If you have used a PC I.e managed a PC cleaned it up, set it up maintained it. You will be just fine on a Mac. It's very straight forward in my opinion
53733
It actually teaches you how to use it once you get it and plus we have google so for whatever problem I had I went straight to google. This was my first apple product as well. It's a great brand
53734
I can't say that it doesn't have a learning curve. It does but it is quite manageable. On the whole, I've found it quite preferable to Windows.
53735
I always had dell. I would never go back. I love my. iMac it took a week or 2 but almost every day I find out something new. I love mine....
1334355
I am a poor man and cannot afford a Mac! Never had an Apple product. Sorry but I don't see any reason that it would not work.
1701963
I do not own a mac computer or system. Therefore, I can't answer the question.
591143
First off I used PC's for over 20 years so I am not biased. Apple laptops are easier to use, you have less issues with viruses and spyware, especially if you get programs from the Apple App Store. The machines themselves were designed with what the user needs in mind.
729024
Mine didn't. I went to the apple website and downloaded it. And now it runs smoothly.
668357
Go to the App Store, insert your Apple ID when prompted and search for Mavericks. Download/install the OS. They practically walk you through the operation. It's very easily accomplished, but you must have an Apple ID. Just register for an ID if you don't yet have one.
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No, you cannot. Per the Apple store. I guess that is the trade off, saving money by buying on Amazon, you lose that option. BTW, I found all the answers to my questions by googling/youtube or going to lynda.com ($25 will get you hours of training). Hope this helps!
472781
I don't have a MAC but the only thing you use a computer for on this model is for updating software, so I don't know why not.
986649
Sorry, I don't have that answer. My new MacBook Pro is my first Apple computer. I just know it didn't fit mine.
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Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you loose your files highly unlikely. If you have more questions give me until Tuesday I will ask my friend. Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you... » Read More Go to about this Mac and get the serial number. You can either get the model and serial number and call apple and ask or find it the answer on google. You can usually go up I GB and be fine. Depends on your model. My friend did it for me because I'm still learning. We went on YouTube and watched a video on it. Makes it run faster. You just need to buy the right one. You can open the back of the computer, need a Philips screw driver. The ram will come out, it's held in a button and spring. Just take old one out, put new in. Make sure you save your stuff before you do it just in case you loose your files highly unlikely. If you have more questions give me until Tuesday I will ask my friend. « Show Less
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I, too, agree with dosers and Mark B. Plus, I'd add that you're somewhat looking at the glass as half empty. You've got a Mac G4...that's still working...on Leopard, perhaps. That's got to be at least a 5 year old computer, if not older, that is still working to your satisfaction. There's something to be said for that! If and when you're ready to get a new Mac w/ Intel processors, it will be worth it. But rest assured that your current Mac has exceeded the average expectancy and expectations of personal computers.
753185
Apple computers are good for everything you want to do. The thing you need to find out is the year the computer came out so you can get the latest IOS upgrade which is 10.9.1. The hard drive is also is only 160 GB's and you may want to find something with a bigger hard drive. All in all Mac's are some of the best computers out there for graphic/web designs. Another thing is call apple and ask them if this computer can be up grade and how many GB's it can go up to.
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Frank, sorry I can't answer the question because I don't own any Apple products.
181442
If you don't need all the latest bells and whistles, this is a good basic laptop. I use it for word processing, labels, data entry, but had to add the program for that (Microsoft). The used laptop is ready for Wifi or Bluetooth or even dial-up. I only have had Apple products, so I every thing was familiar to me.
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No. This won't help you, because you have to install it on the Mac. All my ideas won't help you because you'll need a lap top ( like a MBP) in the middle.
1994788
Boy,I don't know, it's not something I've even considered doing. You might ask in an Apple store. Come to think of it, the clerk I spoke to there, I think, did mention something about doing that.
1915201
I don't own any Apple devices (other than an iPOD) so I don't know how well Windows-8 and OS X would co-exist on this network attached storage device.