Review of 'MacHeads' Documentary

An anonymous reader writes "Just prior to its premiere at MacWorld later this week, CNet has a review of MacHeads, the new documentary film covering the obsessive world of Apple fanboyism. MacHeads features commentary from original Apple employees, the self-confessed Apple-obsessed and girls who claim they'll never sleep with Windows users. Summed up by CNet: 'MacHeads is a superb film that will give Apple haters a few cheap laughs, and Apple fans a few cheap thrills. But it'll entertain both equally, while educating everybody else.'"

Comments

Re:Well there's three reasons

[Lumpy]

Also means they were running a rather outdated OS.

sorry but Windows 2000 gives a FAR BETTER experience to the user than Vista could ever hope to give.

Re:Fanboys

[Gizzmonic]

Like many people on Slashdot, you arrogantly mistake your technology desires with the needs of the masses. The masses need a simple OS that can connect to the Internet, play music, and do word processing. The best OS for this is Mac OS X, because of the UI and lack of malware/viruses, and compatibility with Microsoft Office.

And as for your challenge, why the hell would I want to get your stuff working on my Mac? Newsflash: 99.99999% of people don't want what you want. Ambilight is a stupid gimmick. An FM transmitter? That's some real "cutting-edge" technology...or at least it would be, 50 years ago. There are dozens of BT clients for every OS under the sun, so that argument's dick is broken as well. Try again.