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mac hardware (casing/screen) is better designed than almost all PC's
mac and PC internals (processor/drives) are equal in terms of performance and quality.
PC internals (processor/drives) cost less than mac ie. more power for less money.
OS X is equal in terms of functionality with windows 7.
-windows 7 has slightly superior file browsing interface
-OS X runs into significantly less viruses/spyware
-Compatibilty with printers/routers/peripherals is about equal. Windows 7 seemlessly intergrates and recognizes most as does OS X.
For a laptop I would choose a Macbook Pro.
-You can get a faster PC laptop for the price of a Macbook
-The hardware (touchpad/screen/battery life/weight/reliability) makes the price difference worth it.
-Most PC laptops feel plasticky and cheap compared to the Macbook.
-Gaming laptops look like %$#% and the battery life is just as ugly.
-The HP Envy line approaches the hardware quality of the Macbook but fails to match the Macbooks battery life/touchpad quality/firewire capability.
-All functions on the Macbook work very well.... close lid (macbook sleeps).. open lid (macbook wakes up).. battery dies COMPLETELY mid-session (plug charger in and, returns to same session) PC's tend to fail in these areas (usually buggy)
For a desktop I would choose a Windows 7 based PC
-Higher end components for cheaper price.
-Aesthetics don't really matter (you aren't going to carry tower around)
-Easier and cheaper to upgrade and maintain.
-You can get a faster computer + bigger screen than a relatively priced Mac.
The desktop difference is really just the operating system.(MAC has no significant mechanical superiority)
OS X lost its edge when Windows 7 dropped.
If you:
-Have no idea what to do if you get a virus/spyware = GET A MAC
-Want to play the latest games on your computer = GET A PC
-Want a laptop to do things other than gaming = GET A MAC (trust)
^nonfiction
mac and PC internals (processor/drives) are equal in terms of performance and quality.
PC internals (processor/drives) cost less than mac ie. more power for less money.
OS X is equal in terms of functionality with windows 7.
-windows 7 has slightly superior file browsing interface
-OS X runs into significantly less viruses/spyware
-Compatibilty with printers/routers/peripherals is about equal. Windows 7 seemlessly intergrates and recognizes most as does OS X.
For a laptop I would choose a Macbook Pro.
-You can get a faster PC laptop for the price of a Macbook
-The hardware (touchpad/screen/battery life/weight/reliability) makes the price difference worth it.
-Most PC laptops feel plasticky and cheap compared to the Macbook.
-Gaming laptops look like %$#% and the battery life is just as ugly.
-The HP Envy line approaches the hardware quality of the Macbook but fails to match the Macbooks battery life/touchpad quality/firewire capability.
-All functions on the Macbook work very well.... close lid (macbook sleeps).. open lid (macbook wakes up).. battery dies COMPLETELY mid-session (plug charger in and, returns to same session) PC's tend to fail in these areas (usually buggy)
For a desktop I would choose a Windows 7 based PC
-Higher end components for cheaper price.
-Aesthetics don't really matter (you aren't going to carry tower around)
-Easier and cheaper to upgrade and maintain.
-You can get a faster computer + bigger screen than a relatively priced Mac.
The desktop difference is really just the operating system.(MAC has no significant mechanical superiority)
OS X lost its edge when Windows 7 dropped.
If you:
-Have no idea what to do if you get a virus/spyware = GET A MAC
-Want to play the latest games on your computer = GET A PC
-Want a laptop to do things other than gaming = GET A MAC (trust)
^nonfiction