Without getting into the platform wars, which I think is still a great debate. I must say, I was a die hard PC user until 3 years ago. I had 4 PC systems that I used for home and work. NT for Avid editing, XP for home, 2000 for day to day office stuff and another one as a render farm.
As soon as I left the "comfort" of my Miami office and the ease of a full time IT staff, it was clear, that the amount of time I spent keeping my PC's running was assinine. Like the equivalent of owning a car that you need to do a self tune-up on every 3 weeks or, the "blue screen of death".

I switched over all my cpu's to MAC as I was starting a graduate school program and didn't have time for all the PC tuning and I say, out loud, as loud as I can, "MAC'S have made my life easier and better"..

If I still was working in my office, I am sure I would still be on a PC and there is a lot that PC's can do that obviously MAC's can not especially for large offices.

But for the end user. The home computer person or artist, or mom who wants to take photo's of her kids, or lovers of a great "design" computer, (mac's are just so much prettier) there is no beating the new systems.

The only one thing I miss about a PC's are PC games. I used to love gaming on my computers. MAC does not really support good gaming.

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