Bluefusion
Into the Breach
This isn't as bizzare a question as it seems (OK, maybe it is). I have had rather fascinating discussions with many many people about the presumed gender of their Macs... and it's not just "my iMac is purple so it's a girl"-- sometimes there is a lot of real thought put into the idea. If you start thinking of your Mac this way, you start thinking of he/she more as a person.
For example, I have always felt that my dad's G4 tower is "male", while someone on MacAddict had an interesting viewpoint and explained to me why he thought his was "female"... so it's not just about the generic model, it's about the characterization that you give your machine.
For me... my LCD iMac is female (her name is Trillian, after the last woman on Earth in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy), my mom's iceBook is male, and my Blueberry iBook/300 is also female. As stated above, my dad's G4 is considered male.
So what do you think, guys and gals?
For example, I have always felt that my dad's G4 tower is "male", while someone on MacAddict had an interesting viewpoint and explained to me why he thought his was "female"... so it's not just about the generic model, it's about the characterization that you give your machine.
For me... my LCD iMac is female (her name is Trillian, after the last woman on Earth in the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy), my mom's iceBook is male, and my Blueberry iBook/300 is also female. As stated above, my dad's G4 is considered male.
So what do you think, guys and gals?