Clarissa O. & Emily G.
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It can get intense I will say that! Layer Up is all I can say. Days like today I wonder why I live in a place where the wind hurts my face, but the other seasons are gorgeous.
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It can get intense I will say that! Layer Up is all I can say. Days like today I wonder why I live in a place where the wind hurts my face, but the other seasons are gorgeous.
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I've been editing since 2006 and I've done it on both platforms (Mac & Windows). While I think the software for either operating system gets the jobs done, I've just always been happier with the stability and reliability of my Mac computers. It just seems that after a couple of years I was ready to toss my Windows desktop or laptop, yet my Macs keep chugging along. Plus, I find when I go to get rid of my Windows computer they are not worth much on Craigslist, etc. However, my Macs retain a lot of value.
I just sold my 2011 17" MacBook Pro for $900. That's an unbelievable price for a 6 year old laptop.
But, you do pay a premium for Mac. I offset that by buying used. I buy a system that is still under extended warranty but not older than 2 years. I find it saves me 30-60% and makes the price much closer to Windows hardware.
I'm running two 2013 27" iMacs (loaded) and a 2015 15" MacBook Pro (loaded) right now. I upgrade about every 4-5 years.
I just sold my 2011 17" MacBook Pro for $900. That's an unbelievable price for a 6 year old laptop.
But, you do pay a premium for Mac. I offset that by buying used. I buy a system that is still under extended warranty but not older than 2 years. I find it saves me 30-60% and makes the price much closer to Windows hardware.
I'm running two 2013 27" iMacs (loaded) and a 2015 15" MacBook Pro (loaded) right now. I upgrade about every 4-5 years.