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- by rslezak August 31, 2008 7:25 PM PDT
- Vista is not much better off than XP in regards to security... I've owned Mac's all my life and have yet to have a security issue of any kind. I have been taking home coworkers Vista and XP machines to the tune of two or three a week to sanitize from ransomeware viruses or trojans. The fact remains that the average user still cannot use Microsoft products without being plagued by malware, spyware and viruses; plain and simple! The irony of it all is that I might consider switching to a PC due to the lack of a good Mac gaming platform! Alienware here I come...
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