Mac or PC????

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If I'm going to be daily computer stuff, like going on the internet, writing documents, homework, NO GAMING, which should I get?

Currently I have a Macbook Pro, and I have Office 2008 Suite, but it's not like it is on Windows/PC. But I like everything about my macbook pro. It's sleek, nice, good battery, pretty light (for me at least) but the Office Suite seems to get some getting used to.

Mac.... I used to use windows PCs, then I bought a Mac and unless something goes terribly wrong with Apple, I won't be going back to Windows PCs. Macs are so much better and so much easier to use than windows PCs.

PC! :D

I think the Mac is better functionality-wise and it has a better user interface, but there are a lot of things you can do with a PC that I like.

PC, even for general computer stuff.

I'd go with a PC. As long as you are careful, you'll have no issues with viruses/spyware, and PC's have more programs and whatnot available for them when compared to Macs.Cube_of_MooN

PC, even for general computer stuff.taj7575

I'd go with a PC. As long as you are careful, you'll have no issues with viruses/spyware, and PC's have more programs and whatnot available for them when compared to Macs.Cube_of_MooN

Mac.... I used to use windows PCs, then I bought a Mac and unless something goes terribly wrong with Apple, I won't be going back to Windows PCs. Macs are so much better and so much easier to use than windows PCs.

chathuranga

I would recommend a PC unless you plan to do a lot of video editing.

[QUOTE="Cube_of_MooN"]I'd go with a PC. As long as you are careful, you'll have no issues with viruses/spyware, and PC's have more programs and whatnot available for them when compared to Macs.Diablo-B

No they don't make it slower. I have kaspersky internet protection, that protects everything from internet to my normal files. It runs in the background with very little memory usage.

And when you have processors/Hard Drives/RAM's that are much bigger, and cost much less on a PC, it will be faster anyways.

I've never used a more elegant, more convenient computer than my MacBook Pro. It's perfect for schoolwork and internet browsing. Mac laptops are speedy, rarely crash, and the trackpad is just unreal.

Every program on a PC is also on a mac except for some games.Diablo-B

[QUOTE="Cube_of_MooN"]I'd go with a PC. As long as you are careful, you'll have no issues with viruses/spyware, and PC's have more programs and whatnot available for them when compared to Macs.Diablo-B

[QUOTE="Diablo-B"][QUOTE="Cube_of_MooN"]I'd go with a PC. As long as you are careful, you'll have no issues with viruses/spyware, and PC's have more programs and whatnot available for them when compared to Macs.taj7575

No they don't make it slower. I have kaspersky internet protection, that protects everything from internet to my normal files. It runs in the background with very little memory usage.

And when you have processors/Hard Drives/RAM's that are much bigger, and cost much less on a PC, it will be faster anyways.

PC, baby!8)

PC. Been using it all my life.

I've never used a more elegant, more convenient computer than my MacBook Pro. It's perfect for schoolwork and internet browsing. Mac laptops are speedy, rarely crash, and the trackpad is just unreal.

awesomejdude

Dealing with the trackpad, my new laptop has scrolling with 2 fingers, zoom in/out with pinch, and other gestures.

PC all the way. but i dont see much difference.

The PC excels in the sheer size of the library of utility programs.

Windows makes it easy to install peripherals, with plug-and-play, and installing device drivers.

Mac is far better than Microsoft, but since I play a lot of games and use custom machines I have no choice to use windows. Each version is inferior to the previous. With a new windows you get more bugs, more incompatibility, the drivers are sloppy. They cover all of this up with a sleeker interface. By the time they actually fixmost of this **** they are pushing a new operating system.

Mac is far better than Microsoft, but since I play a lot of games and use custom machines I have no choice to use windows. Each version is inferior to the previous. With a new windows you get more bugs, more incompatibility, the drivers are sloppy. They cover all of this up with a sleeker interface. By the time they actually fixmost of this **** they are pushing a new operating system.

MagnumPI

PC. If you want any kind of control over the platform, and don't want to pay through the ass for it, then go with a PC. If you want to pay for the brand name, and have a simplified and streamlined experience with much less customizability, then go with the MAC.

I voted for the second option. If you will just be doing general stuff, why pay for a logo featuring an apple when you can get more for less by purchasing a PC that isn't produced by Apple?

PC :D

I believe it is mandatory that I post this.

I believe it is mandatory that I post this.Hexagon_777

But I like everything about my macbook pro. It's sleek, nice, good battery, pretty light (for me at least)

Logan1616

I would get a PC. They're way cheaper than Macs and you never know what programs can be useful to you.