an Apple a Day? I think not!
Look... Apple owners are usually... Well nevermind..
Apple's are fine. If that's what you like.. Graphics, Great, sound? Great? Office productivity? Not so much. I'm sure there are plenty to argue. But the fact is simple.. It's a numbers game. People are tired of PC's because of malware, viruses and other crap.
Apple's don't have that problem? BULL-Carp. If you have 100,000 people using a Mac or 100,000,000 people using a PC - Where do you think the virus/malware/spyware writers are going to go? Where they can get the most bang for their buck! It's only simple math.
When/If hey get a larger share they too will experience the same crap.
BTW - I don't know of anyone that writes Tax Software for Apple.
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I use an iMac with VM fusion...
...since there is no professional Mac tax software. Rather than print in the Windows environment, I generally print to PDF and do the hardcopy printing on the Mac side. It gives me more control. Overall, it is at least as fast as many PC systems I have seen. I am quite happy doing it this way.Leave a comment:
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Off-topic: Apple
I'd like to see if anyone uses an Apple product for our business and hear about your likes and dislikes. Many of my clients love them so much better than a pc for a variety of reasons, but they are not in our profession. Seems some years ago our tax programs, QB, etc did not do well on Apple.
Please share your thoughts and what Apple products you like and why.
Thank you.
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