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Depends what you're looking to do with it... if it's serious gaming, PC would be the way to go.
Otherwise, I'd go with Mac
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I work on a Mac at work. It works well enough. But its a myth that they are easier to use or more intutative. I've had just as many issues with it as with my Vista PC. And there are definitely compatibilty problems, as well as a lack of software.
Plus, if you game, you have to have a PC.
In the end, they both have issues, and both have positives. Mac fanboys like to praise them as the second coming, but Mac OSX is just as problematic as Vista, IMO, and has just as many issues.
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looking to buy a new computer. anybody know anything about Mac's? Which do people like or prefer Mac or PC?
thanks
I use both and there are some features of the Mac that I really like that PC doesn't have - like "click and drag" for pictures. Downloading of pictures from my digital camera is simple and fast on a Mac. But, it's like people here have said, whatever you feel most comfortable with. Since I have no use for gaming, I could care less about PC for that. However, with PC having so much of the market, I can see where software compatability for the Mac would be a problem.
Hell, I took the MacBook here to Radium and when I tried to listen to the post-game interviews from the Esks locker room on CHED, it took me a minute to realize they use Windows Media Player in order for you to listen live to the CHED broadcasts from the website. I was wondering why I couldn't get it on the Mac. So, since I am equipped with both, I just switched over to the Windows environment on the MacBook and viola!
To me, in a nutshell, it's all a matter of personal preference or what you want to be able to do with your computer.
I use both and there are some features of the Mac that I really like that PC doesn't have - like "click and drag" for pictures. Downloading of pictures from my digital camera is simple and fast on a Mac. But, it's like people here have said, whatever you feel most comfortable with. Since I have no use for gaming, I could care less about PC for that. However, with PC having so much of the market, I can see where software compatability for the Mac would be a problem.
Hell, I took the MacBook here to Radium and when I tried to listen to the post-game interviews from the Esks locker room on CHED, it took me a minute to realize they use Windows Media Player in order for you to listen live to the CHED broadcasts from the website. I was wondering why I couldn't get it on the Mac. So, since I am equipped with both, I just switched over to the Windows environment on the MacBook and viola!
To me, in a nutshell, it's all a matter of personal preference or what you want to be able to do with your computer.
You can also use a program like VM-Ware Fusion... it allows you to run Windows right in your Mac OS.
Look. We can go round and round about this all the live long day. Let's keep it simple. I embody amazement. Can you dig on that? Good. Then meet me on the corner of rock and roll, and bring a flask of something that burns.
You can also use a program like VM-Ware Fusion... it allows you to run Windows right in your Mac OS.
I've got Windows XP installed (it's a brand new MacBook and I insisted on Windows XP, not Vista) and a program called "Parallels" that lets you switch over from the Mac to the PC operating environment and run Windows on my Mac operating system (Leopard) without shutting your machine down. Works like a charm, and sure did for me on Thursday night.
I hated Macs at first but unless you are a big gamer then Macs are certainly the way to go. Or if you choose to go PC use Linux to run it or something of the sort.
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