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Answer» Dear Members and Mods
a) Which system should I go with and why? b) Can both connect to a wireless router out-of-the-box? c) Some of my software is only available for Windows. d) Are both systems equally reliable?
Dell 23 All-In-One CPU: i7 up to 3.4ghz OS:Windows 8.1 64Bit RAM: 12GB DDR3 GPU: AMD Radeon HD 8690A GDDR5 2GB HardDrive: 1TB 5400rpm Hybrid Office Home 2013 McAfee 30-Day Keyboard Wireless Mouse Wireless DW 1705 802.11bgn + BLUETOOTH 4.0, 2.4 GHz, 1x1 4 Year Basic In-Home Support
iMac 21.5 CPU: i7 up to 3.9ghz OS: Mavericks RAM: 16gb DDR3 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 1GB HardDrive: 1tb 5400rpm Office for Mac Home 2011 Apple Mouse Apple Keyboard with Number Keypad AppleCare Protection Plan 3year
If you have the money, go for the MAC. b) Yes c) Then you will need to get the Dell or budget AROUND $100 more for a copy of Windows on the Mac (or find alternative software) d) Very hard to judge reliability, both should be fine though.
There is no real best system out of those, it all comes down to whether you want to use Mac OS or Windows.Several different methods are available for running Windows on Intel Macs: To dual-boot between OS X and Windows, use Apple's Boot Camp. ... To run Windows in a virtual machine within OS X, use Parallels Desktop, VMware Fusion, or VirtualBox.
Reference: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2344661,00.asp 3 thoughts...
1) All-in-one PC's are junk...very LIMITED on upgradibility...
2)You need to decide between Win and Mac and forget the advice above...even though it does work it's a mess...
3) You need to TAKE your budget into consideration here...
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