The poll's designed to allow you to change your vote (to allow for my own errors ).

A Lego Mac's the only one I could justify spending money on, sadly

WHere's the option for "I'm a PC user that also has a mac"?

The question is "Do you use both a Mac of some description and a PC?" so the option you talk of would be "Yes".

I have a 13" (calm down ladies) MBP and a gaming PC. If I ever give up PC gaming, I'm going all Mac.

You mean you own a Mac but don't use it? I knew this was gonna get awkward

Depends, I use it more when I'm out and about.

Because then people can see what a shiny computer you have?

I tried a PC for a while, hated it.

I am a three Mac homeholder at the moment. (and an iPhone)

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Mac about 99.9% of the time. I dip into Windows from time to time. Mind you, when I’m running Windows I’m still using my Mac because I’m using a virtual machine.

I use my Windows PC, and this PowerPC Powermac G4.

The G4 is actually more responsive and feels faster than my 3.6ghz Pentium D machine!

It's matt black

Nope, I use a 4GHz i7 PC at home on a 24" screen & the macbook when I'm out as it's the best spec laptop I've got (barring the work one but that weights a ton).

I have a Windows PC that I built in June and I also have a 3 year old MacBook that I got from my wife's sister. She got my old laptop as she needed it for some Windows only software.

Point of Order: PC = “Personal Computer” which is what a Mac is. Those witha ZX81 could be said to be using a PC.

Maybe we need an OS breakdown - Mac, Windows, Linux, Other, Traditional Food Construction?

Never owned a Mac, never used a Mac, never seen that I have any use for a Mac (simply because I'm a gamer and a PC tinkerer) AND

in my entire life, I can recall seeing three Macs- for real, that is. Two powerbooks- one used by a DJ for music and one in a Paris coffee shop; and an iMac on the shelf at Woolworths.

So that's a solid No, from me.

All mac at home.
At work I use a a Dell Optiplex 280 SFF running XP in the office and various other machines in the labs.
I have nothing against XP. It's perfectly stable and usable.
I would however happily smash the 280 into little tiny bits. It's on it's third replacement fan unit and second power supply. If anything else goes then it's had it as Dell has stopped making parts and the supply of them has run out (well the IT department can't get hold of them anyway) due to the enormous failure rate of the machines.