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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 4954208" data-attributes="member: 19675">We, too, are a Mac household.However, we have some Dells and an IBM laptop due to a contract requirement of some professional software for my Dad's medical practice, so we fall outside that 2% &quot;exclusive&quot; range as well.Even though we could run their proprietary software on our Macs, the company won't do any service or upgrades unless we use PCs to run the stuff.However, I have to say that our Macs tend to linger a bit, too.I had an Apple IIe for 6 years, and a Mac IIci (bought new in 1989, right before I went to law school) for 8.&nbsp; My current Mac G4 is due for replacement, but I've been using it since at least 2002 or 03.(And, for the record, that IIci was only retired from use a few years ago: we were using it for some desktop publishing in my Dad's practice...work now being done by some G3 iMacs.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 4954208, member: 19675"] We, too, are a Mac household. However, we have some Dells and an IBM laptop due to a contract requirement of some professional software for my Dad's medical practice, so we fall outside that 2% "exclusive" range as well. Even though we could run their proprietary software on our Macs, the company won't do any service or upgrades unless we use PCs to run the stuff. However, I have to say that our Macs tend to linger a bit, too. I had an Apple IIe for 6 years, and a Mac IIci (bought new in 1989, right before I went to law school) for 8. My current Mac G4 is due for replacement, but I've been using it since at least 2002 or 03. (And, for the record, that IIci was only retired from use a few years ago: we were using it for some desktop publishing in my Dad's practice...work now being done by some G3 iMacs.) [/QUOTE]

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