what do you choose, macbook or pc?

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  1. jdaviswrites profile image71
    jdaviswritesposted 14 years ago

    what do you choose, macbook or pc?

    spending my money on a new laptop in the next few days. leaning towards a macbook. any insight?

  2. Manskris profile image61
    Manskrisposted 14 years ago

    I feel windows is best because it has its problems and remains faithful, while mac is more secretive about its numerous issues and complexities.

  3. gazook profile image71
    gazookposted 14 years ago

    I recently made the switch from Mac back to PC, but I'd still recommend a Mac if you don't play a lot of games. I do, hence the switch. smile If you're getting a PC I would wait a few days for Windows 7 to come out - it's way better than Vista. Good luck!

  4. hudsonj1994 profile image61
    hudsonj1994posted 14 years ago

    Macbook is the way to go. With PC's you always have to get virus protecters and all of that stuff. With mac's there alot faster and rarely have anything happen to them. I own 2 macs myself and they are perfect.

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    soUPERManposted 14 years ago

    In my opinion i would advice you to go for a PC for the hardware compatibility. Yes, Macs are nice and it is very rare to get infected with viruses, but the reason how you can get infected is usage and apparently you can install a different OS on your pc (eg. linux) and you wont have to worry about viruses, and if you miss windows, you can dual-boot it with windows, and can have the best of both worlds. 

    Check out my hubpage for how to dual boot linux and windows (coming soon).

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    probyte2uposted 14 years ago

    I am not sure how much a mac book cost in your place.

    But for me, macbook price here in malaysia is very expensive compared to pc.

    So, I am using pc.

  7. abhitgo profile image61
    abhitgoposted 14 years ago

    Yes that true.. mac are more expensive but more powerful too.
    I'm using windows. Windows is more user friendly that mac.

  8. jdaviswrites profile image71
    jdaviswritesposted 14 years ago

    thanks for the replies. its true, macbooks are a bit more expensive. i think they are better in terms of working with photos and music. for this reason i am leaning more towards switching over to a mac...

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    jlspartzposted 14 years ago

    It depends on you, and what you'll do with it.  Most people are probably better off with a mac.  I've got a Mac and have Windows and Linux running on it too.  PCs can run more programs, but will cause you more issues.  I like have Windows in virtual environment.  Keeps it contained.  If your uses are simple, then Mac.  If your a big poweruser of high-end programs and games, then PC.  If your a geek then you wouldn't be asking the question and you'd own both.

  10. TheDudeAbides profile image60
    TheDudeAbidesposted 14 years ago

    What's the difference between a station wagon and a Ferrari? They've both got four wheels and will get you to the place you want to be.

    It's just how you want to get there that is the question? Do you want to save money, and settle for the station wagon. Maybe more likely to break down, be an uncomfortable ride, the user experience isn't as friendly,etc... but will stil more than likely get you to your destination; Or do you want to pay a little more and ride with comfort, have better performance and handling, a better user experience overall, and may get you to your destination even faster?...

    I've never met anyone who's used a Mac for a long time and said the heck with it I'm going to go get a PC...

    I've heard the opposite from PC users though...

    smile

 
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