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That tells me you hang out with a lot of semi-literate people. And
only a troll would argue with a person about it, most would let it slide
and figure the OP of that part was trying to pull my chain. Much like I
am doing now. However, I tire quickly of trollery (why I am not a better
troll), so I will now signoff this particular thread of idiocy.

 

Only an ignorant dumbass thinks that MAC is the commonly used name for
the Macintosh.

-- tim

 

We are all MAC users.
MAC means Media Access Control. Every modern Mac has at least two MAC
addresses - one for the ethernet port, and one for Airport. Most have
one for Bluetooth as well.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_address

 

LOL - Keep trolling.

 

That was the Duo set from 1992. Two models, small trackball (pre-CD and
pre-trackpad), color screens. Very thin for the period.

It wasn't the only set of docks Apple made, but I think it was the
earliest. And third-party docks were made for models until around 1997,
IIRC. I didn't look around after that.

 

And I know LOTs of people using them that write MAC when talking about
their Apple computers, so, what does that tell you - Call it mac, MAC,
Mac, Apple, etc.... it's all the same and anyone in the thread knows
that MAC means the computer by Apple and not anything else. Only a troll
would start a reply about MAC meaning anything else in this thread.[/QUOTE]

incorrect. No Mac user ever uses MAC to designate their computer type.
It's Mac, mac or Macintosh. NEVER EVER MAC, since that is a term
reserved for networking, and totally unrelated to the product made by
Apple.

You are clearly in the wrong here, so just give up and admit you don't
understand Macs.