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Sunday, July 01, 2007Most notably, before I owned a Windows machine, I had a great deal of diffuclty updating my Epocrates database on my Palm via the MAC. It was supposed to be compatible, but the company obviously spent most of its efforts on the Windows version. It was always a very slow process (15-30 minutes sometimes) to do updates with the MAC version. The Windows version, on the other hand, updates within a few minutes. The other concern is, now that Apple is concentrating mostly on its iPod/iPhone line, are their laptops still of the same high quality and endurance that they were seven years ago? posted by Sydney on 7/01/2007 01:20:00 PM 2 comments 2 Comments:
I am using a 4 y old Powerbook and it has lasted well. It is still to early to say whether MacBook Pros will last as well, although those I know who have them are more than satisfied with dual OS function (scientists not MDs). But I think it will really depend on the program. On the other hand, will your transition to Vista be painless?
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All hospital access here is through Citrix, and the client works just perfectly on the Mac. However the local guys seem to delight in revamping the signon procedure with their own scripts on a regular basis and they all dont recognize the Mac at all trying to give you error messages and use a non-working java client. But once you figure out how to get past that citrix works perfectly.
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