Top Ten Reasons Why You Should Not Buy a PC

Why Mac is Superior to the PC

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Many debates have been waged throughout human history¬ such as Monotheism vs. Polytheism, Democrat vs. Republican, and now the most heated of them all….PC vs. Mac. I have been a PC user all my life. It's all I knew. Here and there I would hear bad things about the Mac such as its lack of compatibility with programs, etc. Then I went to a college for technology and design and was given the option of either purchasing a PC laptop or a Mac laptop. After much debate with myself I decided to get familiar with the Apple Macintosh operating system. At first, as I was adjusting to learning the new system, I hated it. I thought it was too restricting and a bit childish in its simplicity. But since then I have become a complete Mac convert. These are the Top Ten Reasons Not To Buy A PC:

10. Design/Media - Many in the industry of Media Production and Design know that PC's are not a very good choice for using programs such as Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. They simply can't handle the processes involved and running multiple programs at a time can slow everything down, which is a big con for designers. Macs can handle these programs much easier and installing fonts is a lot simpler.

9. Filing System - PC's have a complex filing system and it is often very difficult to navigate through your files and folders. Macs are much simpler. Files are automatically downloaded to your Desktop so you find them quickly, and from there you can place them into any folder you want. It is actually very hard to lose track of your files with a Mac, unlike a PC which can become a graveyard for long lost files.

8. Compatibility - While compatibility between the PC and the Mac used to be almost none at all, today the gap is closing. Many Windows programs such as Excel, Word, and Windows Media Player are made in compatible versions for the Mac. Most new programs from various independent brands are also compatible with both operating systems now. Transferring files between the two is much less of a hassle and makes working on projects easier.

  • To get more information, I would suggest visiting the official Microsoft and Apple websites at Microsoft.com and Apple.com. Look around at different stores such as Best Buy and talk to a sales person who knows about both systems. Searching on the internet for websites that talk about various electronics, computer software and hardware, and accessories offers some very honest opinions on the matter.
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