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Originally Posted by xx3
I think you should go to an Apple store ( www.apple.com/retail) and play around with one. All demonstration computers in the Apple store are fully functional (connect to the internet, loaded to to the brim with software) and basically let you test drive the machine. Also Apple people can help you with your questions...
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Yes, the Apple Stores are great. They usually have one computer with Parallels installed, so ask someone there which one it is....it's usually one of the nicer more expensive desktop models. When you buy a mac, you usually get a $100 dollar printer instant rebate, so they basically throw in a nice printer! (At least that's how it was for me. I got a free iPod mini, a free printer, and $200 the normal price).
