Hi Listers, A point of curiosity here. For the serious audio efficinado, which is better, the Mac with speech right out of the box, or a windows-based system with whichever screen reader you prefer? It seems that a lot of people in the recording industry think that Apple is really appealing. (Punn Intended.) Information security people I know say that you have less trouble with viruses with a Mac. And a rising number of blind users seem to feel that you get more power with your purchase. There is that nasty learning curve to deal with, but I'm wondering if it could be any worse than facing all the things that you could do easily or relatively easy with XP, but seem to be more difficult to do with Vista or Windows 7 or any of the other advanced Windows operating systems. Does it ultimately come down to knowing the capabilities of your own personal system? I'm wondering what my next computer should be? Is there a Mac version of Sound Forge? Is the Mac version of Pro-tools really accessible for a totally blind person? With the U.S. becoming more and more a nation of free lancers, it would be good to know what to rely on in the audio production arena. Any opinions and analysis out there? I want the next move I make in production equipment to be a sound one. Looking for feedback. Thanks.
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