Please give a thorough and informative answer. Thanks!
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The Mac OSX operating system is far superior to Windows XP. If you use Internet on a Windows XP you are prone to many viruses even if you are careful. If you have anti-virus software, cleaning your computer wastes your time and doesn’t detect some viruses. With Mac OSX hardly any viruses have been written and virtually no spyware. Another excellent feature of Mac OSX is that you can easily set it to update itself. No more going to www.update.microsoft.com and downloading updates. Another pro of OSX is it’s sleek high quality interface. The rollover bar at the bottom of your screen is much sleeker than the Windows XP taskbar. \nWith Windows XP if you have old cd-roms they most likely will not work with a higher operating system. On the other hand, with a Mac you can switch easily to classic mode with one touch of a button and use your old cd-roms! If you’re a PC user, you are probably used to waiting forever for results when you search for a file on your system. That’s not the case with Mac OS X. Spotlight, Apple’s search technology, instantly finds whatever you’re searching for. It even searches metadata and inside documents, so you’ll only get the most relevant results.\nOne issue critics have brought up with the Mac OSX is that there is not very much software available. That may have been true in the past but now this is quickly changing. You can now run a lot of Windows XP software on a Mac. As for Macs being slower, this also isn’t true anymore. Macs are starting to use the Intel chip, the worldwide leader in its industry. However, if you still prefer Ctrl+Alt+Delete (Windows XP) Mac has just announced a program called “Boot Camp”. You can run your Windows XP on a Mac.
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I know this isn't a direct answer, but in fact I'm not sure there is a simple answer to your question.  I did find an interesting site that talks some about this, as well as related issues.
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I hope this helps\nhttp://scholar.google.com/
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Your question is very subjective. \nHence no suitable answer is possible.
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If you want detail, then go to the library.  This is too complex for a short Yahoo answer.  There are many thick textbooks on this subject, you should start there!
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This question is totally unclear. It looks like a lot of typos. You're more likely to get a response if your question is clearer.
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well, this guy answered it much more thorough than I ever could:\n\nhttp://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=208192
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Hope this helps a little bit. Also try links at bottom of article for further research.
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You are asking a lot to get detail on so many questions.\n\nI would suggest you Google the terms you have and collect the info this way ... it is far more interesting and beneficial to actually do the research - you can also trust the answers.
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You can go through these sites...should be helpful.\n\n\n:)
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Check out the links below.\n\nHope those help.
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Hi,\n\nAll the info. you need is in this site :)
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Here's a link for you.  All shall find it usefull to answer many questions.  http://www.howstuffworks.com/\nJust type in the search what u are looking for.
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Here is an awesome URL with info!  Best answer...
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Your question is too broad to answer well.  If you suggested some catgegories we might be better able to help you.
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Your question is a bit unclear.  Could you elaborate?
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I don't think I would be helping you if I just handed you the answers.  I would recommend using Wikipedia as a starting place.  There is a lot of good information, including the answers to your questions.