Mac or PC and why

Choice: PC

Reason: You don't have to pay an arm and a leg for something that's not worth it.

[QUOTE="trubluah"]One thing that mac users are failing to realize is that the reason why Mac's run well with OS X, is because it's dedicated hardware for the OS X system. You don't have to worry about driver compatibility with the latest and greatest hardware that comes out on the market. Each hardware component has an Apple bios chip to where only those cards and crap will work with apple "LOGIC BOARDS" (aka the standard term that all real computer users use, motherboard :roll: ). Apple picks the hardware they want you to use... not vice versa.AirGuitarist87

[QUOTE="AirGuitarist87"][QUOTE="trubluah"]One thing that mac users are failing to realize is that the reason why Mac's run well with OS X, is because it's dedicated hardware for the OS X system. You don't have to worry about driver compatibility with the latest and greatest hardware that comes out on the market. Each hardware component has an Apple bios chip to where only those cards and crap will work with apple "LOGIC BOARDS" (aka the standard term that all real computer users use, motherboard :roll: ). Apple picks the hardware they want you to use... not vice versa.WhiteSnake5000

dual boot W7 and osx86 10.9 on a custom built PC. free software, and you choose the price of your hardware

Macs because they have less errors and hoops to jump through. Also, they don't take half an hour to start up/turn off.

dual boot W7 and osx86 10.9 on a custom built PC. free software, and you choose the price of your hardware

darkIink

Macs because they have less errors and hoops to jump through. Also, they don't take half an hour to start up/turn off.

k_smoove

PC, more games, more programs

PC.
I can't do anything I want to with a MAC. I can't play games I want, I can't customize it and I think its some stupid fad brand.

I chose a PC, because I like some of Dell's designs on their laptops. Plus the studio desktops look pretty cool.

But also because of price. Before I even started to customize my laptop it was in the 600 or 700 range. By the time I chose what I wanted it was still less pricey.

I might get a Mac one day, but only if I can come into some money.

I prefer the PC because Macs are too expensive. Since the only time I use my computer is when I need to type papers and stuff, I'll go with the cheaper option.

PC's because you get all the features of a mac and much much more for a fraction of the price.

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I'll just leave this here

AirGuitarist87

I think macs are better because after i got a vista the keyboard sucked and had to replace the battery every two days.

Microsoft XP is okay, but i think macs have that sleek look and are easier to use.

Jlao1

Macs do look sleek and it is a manufacturer that makes the hardware and the OS to work together, whereas, Microsoft OS is made to work with many manufacturers. The downside to Microsoft OS is drivers aren't always compatible forward or backward depending on the quality control of third party vendors.

All in all, both OEMs support different classes of users. Those who like to fully customize their system and tweak things to their heart's content would be best suited with a PC. Others who want everything nicely packaged and to dive right into creative works or other production can fall in love with the Mac.

It this day and age, its extremely rare to find a product that fits every individual, otherwise, we'd all be sporting extra large "chest high" slacks and suspenders to keep them from dropping to to the floor.

I like both Mac and PC for different reasons. I wouldn't mind owning a Mac if I had the cash for one, but my personally needs are best suited with a PC.