PC computers are freedom, with some of the hiccups that come along with that-- devices that don't always handle PnP properly etc.
Macs are fully integrated, but with a loss of freedom to expand or change your setup easily, and with a real Monopoly on its OS.
I might buy a Mac for a production environment, but for personal use, I'd never risk their BS warranty policy. I've lost $2000 already because my daughter dribbled a bit of soup on the keyboard (I mean, like a spoonful, not a bowlful).
Macs are fully integrated, but with a loss of freedom to expand or change your setup easily, and with a real Monopoly on its OS.
I might buy a Mac for a production environment, but for personal use, I'd never risk their BS warranty policy. I've lost $2000 already because my daughter dribbled a bit of soup on the keyboard (I mean, like a spoonful, not a bowlful).
