Mac or PC?

Mac or PC?


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Got three computers two windows based and one Mac. If I wasn't a pc gamer I would have switched to Mac or Linux. Shell based operating systems are far more superior than Windows lol.

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I'd vote PC for desktop, and give an even tie to both for laptop if that laptop is a Surface Book. But personally I have no use patterns that would have me buying a laptop at all, I still love desktop PC's because I build them myself and they last for years. I've had my current desktop since late 2009 and the only thing I've ever swapped out in it is the CPU fan and I use it heavily. It cost me $600 to build and all parts were state of the art the year I built it, and less than $20 to maintain in 5 years. The reason it cost me so little is that I bought most of my components from some wise online shopping and sale hunting. Even my monitor is the original lol.

I've only had around 5 PC's since 1995. My experience with macbooks and PC laptops has been vastly different, only managing 3 years at the most before needing repair or replacement so I stopped buying them and use tablets for portability and couch surfing instead
 
1 Win 10 machine for CAD and everything else

1 Macbook Air for general Web browsing and email.

I tried the 27" iMac at one time in a dual boot configuration to run CAD but found myself in Windows all the time. Autocad for Mac just can't keep up with Autocad for Windows and dual booting did not create a nice work flow.
 
PC for me .. gaming / custom (built by me) all the way :D.

Running Windows 10.
 
OS X for laptops is much better IMO than Windows. On desktop I could really go either way, but I'd probably still lean OS X or maybe Linux before I'd go with Windows again.
 
iMac 27" desktop for the last 6 years. I very rarely have to reboot my machine, because it just works. The Mac OSX isn't perfect, but it works for my needs.
 
iMac 27" desktop for the last 6 years. I very rarely have to reboot my machine, because it just works. The Mac OSX isn't perfect, but it works for my needs.

I have a Windows 7 PC running 24/7 as my HTPC/media server, and I rarely have to reboot as well! Only when applying new updates.
 
Lenovo Thinkpad 14" i3 as a desktop with monitor 95% of the time. Now on W10 from W7pro. Like W10 but some issues.

Also have an old Pentium desktop with XP as my main music player with Grado headphones (can't be happy with music on anything else).

I would definitely like to get a 13"+ MBP if I could afford one sometime, so atm I can't recommend one side, but there are also stunningly specced Windows laptops for those prices if I needed a laptop.

Normal? Me? Nooo!
 
As of this past wknd, both
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First time in an Apple Store, first Apple product I've bought. I like.
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Both, actually MacBookPro, iMac & PC. PC ONLY for business (Quickbooks) since Quickbooks doesn't play nice in the sandbox with Apple, otherwise I wouldn't have anything to do with a PC.

Actually I wish phones just became powerful enough so we could ditch all other computers.