Thread: Do you consider apple products to be closed hardware/software?
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Old 05-06-2013, 04:01 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Jessica Lares View Post
You can plug whatever monitor, mouse (I use a 2001 DELL mouse on the G5, and then my 206 Bluetooth Mighty Mouse for drawing on my MBP), external keyboard, etc. So I don't get that either.
What if you prefer a custom built desktop tailored fit to your specific requirements and budget? You don't get a lot of options with Apple. Hardware is limited to what Apple provides (unless you go the gray area Hackint0sh route) and Apple doesn't really offer a mid-range option. It's either SFF (Mac Mini), AIO (iMac) and workstation/server-grade (Mac Pro).
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