I'm not the arguing type, but when it comes to arguing MAC's over PC's, I have yet to be defeated.
I'm a PC supporter and proud of it. I know they've had their downfalls in the past, but look at the now. PC's are stronger than ever and really, they play fair compared to MAC's. PC supports everything a MAC does and doesn't put out advertising bashing the other. MAC on the other hand will do anything it can to be separated from the PC world. None of the programs are compatible from MAC to PC, MAC's only allow certain formats of programs to be opened while PC allows any of them.
I've never had a PC crash in my life, I've had several MAC's crash on me and cause me to lose work just within the last few weeks. Where's the reliability?
When I bring up this topic, MAC owners always have the same reasons for buying one. "Oh they're just better. They're way better for design. They don't get viruses. They look so much better. They don't crash." None of those arguments have an ounce of truth to them. MAC is a simply a new fad that people are catching on to because of the advertising being shoved down their throats.
PC's are much cheaper, they perform better, and offer a much broader range of tasks. You can do anything on a PC, so why buy a MAC?
I got a MacBook Pro last month, and I'll be able to actually use it this month, when Christmas comes around.
ReplyDeleteCurrently, I use a PC laptop, and it stops responding for me about six times a day. I constantly need to restart Firefox, because my computer gets so overloaded that it becomes impossible to do anything. Last week, I lost the beginning of a PowerPoint presentation because I made the grievous error of trying to insert an image into the file.
I'm pretty new to Macs, but I've had pretty good experiences with them. In a year, I've only had two major Mac-related errors. I see the value of both platforms, and I'll still use both platforms, but right now, I'm moving to using a Mac as my primary computer. :)