tomson75;2966357 said:
Not exclusively, but primarily.
Yes.
No.
PC's most definitely have their place, but for my needs, the Macs are the FAR better tool.
Don't let the haters dissuade you. They'll attack Mac owners all day....but they can't say a damn thing about the product. I wonder why.
what i find funny is most mac users are of the "cult variety" where they feel the need to slam a PC to feel better about what they're using.
then you have the crowd that uses a Mac for the biggest reason in that it's not windows.
take out that 1/2 and you have 1/2 a good customer base. : )
macs are good machines, but it's mostly OS these days, not hardware at all. look at the parts that make up a mac. drives, processor, ram type, video chipsets, audio - you'll see the same across the board now.
so when you buy a mac you buy GOOD hardware to be sure, but look at a GOOD HP for example. or if you're into the media side, a Sony. both of those will do a lot too.
there are things you can do with a mac out of the box a PC can't do - compose songs is one, at least professionally.
but every time someone has asked me about "is a mac better" i ask them what mac they're looking at, and spec out a PC of the same hardwarea and it's usually at LEAST 1/3 less in price.
so what you're really buying is the OS. if the OS works for you in either side, buy it and don't worry about Mac vs. PC. they're hardware, not a religion. define what you want to do and get a machine to do it.