They actually source them locally from MC 3075 which is right next door . <| sep |> I won ' t move to anything that isn ' t 219 . My current Dell is the best monitor I ' ve ever owned because running two browsers , or one browser while I run video split or what have you is just incredible . Sure , you can do the same thing with two monitors , but having one large horizontal space without a bezel in there is just SO much better . Awaiting a 34 inch 219 hidpi display . <| sep |> Fuji and Cornette . He was just SO BIG and quiet . Plus I was a hitman mark . <| sep |> Apple computers have ALWAYS been PC ' s . Needless pedantry . They just tryed to make it ' slang ' to mean windows because and i think , im not sure marketing prevented them from naming Windows by name because it was an actual product . Not really , no . Mac was the shorthand for an Apple computer with a RISC processor . This was going to run Apple ' s proprietary OS . Originally Apple made personal computers that focused on their company name like the Apple I , Apple II , Apple IIe , but in 1984 they went through a big marketing revolution . 1984 brought us the Macintosh specfically the Mac 128 k which was the name of both the personal computer and the operating system it ran . Apple made Macs and the Macintosh operating system through 2001 . After that Apple ' s OS became macOS , then Mac OS X , then OS X , then back to macOS again . PC was the quick way of referring to an IBM PC Compatible system . These were called PCs as far back as the 1981 , when IBM released the Personal Computer Model 5150 . Because IBM put Personal Computer in the name , PC started to become synonymous with IBM ' s products , where a brand name stands in for a product line the same way Xerox did for copiers , or Kleenex for tissues . There was an explosion of competition in the home market at that point , with numerous companies building out IBMcompatible hardware . One big factor is that a tiny little software company run out of a garage , called Microsoft , was granted the right to license their version of IBM ' s Disk Operating System for nonIBM hardware . That lead to the proliferation of MSDOS across a huge number of hardware platforms . By 1984 , when Apple was releasing their first Macintosh ads , the PC market had started to standardize . The future was looking like Intel chip architectures x 86 , MSDOS operating systems , expansion busses ISA won out over Microchannel in a huge way , and PCI came later , and so on . Soon anything that was IBMcompatible was being called a PC . It had nothing to do with Windows . Windows 1 . 0 didn ' t exist until 1985 , after all . PC was already a thing , and just meant IBM compatible . The distinction was useful and necessary . Because the processor architectures and operating systems were wholly different , PC software wouldn ' t run on a Mac and viceversa . Hence Mac vs PC , all those years later .