Apple's "Get a Mac" ad: "Broken Promises"

I upgraded from Windows Vista to Windows 7. Sometimes, when I click on the button to "eject hardware safely", I get a blue screen of death with the words "System_Exception_Error" and a code name for the error, which is stop000000xb or something like that.

"Trust me!"

Yeah, right!!! NEVER AGAIN, PC, NEVER AGAIN!

lolol at Windows 2 guy, sunnies =))) lololol,... trust me....

lenovo offers top notch hard drives they have slammed them against concrete walls at 50 MPH and they suffered no data loss.i think the smartest thing you can do is if you have the money get a Solid state drive drive for your OS and a hard drive disk for your files it is the easiest way to ensure your computer is usable if your good with software you can get the best OS with windows if you get the correct drivers, ive never had windows crash becuase of the os itsself

apple macintosh is so mean about pc's and microsoft isn't mean about macintosh so apple lay off saying bad things about pc's

I hate when pc users ask mac users "what can a mac do that a pc cant?" when the answer truly is: a mac cant do ANYTHING MORE than a pc! it cant do much more, but what it can do it can do BETTER. Oh, and most mac bashers out there are probably unhappy that they dont have enough money to actually get a macintosh (because they truly are expensive machines. I know this because I have both a mac and a pc (use the pc for work, use the mac for pretty much anything else, but Im not a gamer)

@bocckoka Does Windows ME mean anything to you? And that Mac upgrades are as simple as pushing a button?

as simple as replacing a graphics card in a pc? nice.

noone uses winME, and vista isnt that popular also. but xp is fine for everyday work, and as i heard win7 is okay, too.

My accounting teacher has Windows 7, and has had no problems with it so far. And for those who are skeptics of Mac Snow Leopard, Windows 7 can be installed as a second OS.

PC>mac, I game, trust me.