This McDonald’s brochure for the store’s WiFi Guide paints a clear picture between the Windows and the Mac OS X operating systems; but that really depends on where you’re coming from.
The brochure shows step-by-step instructions on how to connect to the McDo WiFiand it clearly shows the Windows operating system taking 2 out fo the 3 pages while it’s barely half a page for the Mac {via}.
There’s a catch though — the instructions for connecting WiFi on Windows OS includes 3 variants — XP, Vista and Win 7; while on the Mac, it’s just one (they didn’t bother separating Tiger, Leopard and Lion).
Second, the instructions for the Windows users assumed that the PC is set up manually and needs to be changed to Automatic. ON the Mac, they assumed the network is set to Automatic.
Of course, depending on what operating system you frequently use, one might have a totally different understanding.
A Mac user would say “reminds me why I chose the Mac in the first place.“.
A Windows user would say “well, now we know who’s the nerd, right?“.
So, what would you say?
This article originally appeared at - yugatech
