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No problem, glad I could help. And each person is unique when it comes to their experience with a computer, be it PC or Mac. Just a matter of preference and what you are looking for overall.

PC; Rinni needs her right-click, dang it. XD

Once I switched to Mac, I never switched back.
My PC was constantly inundated by viruses and keeping my software updated was a pain.

I find Macs easier to navigate. My Mac has also lasted me without an issue for the last five years.
My PC died within two.

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☪ஐﻬ☽ Wow, Ash,you're making me want to get a Mac even more
than I already do.



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It is actually less common to have viruses on Macs than on PCs, but don't be fooled since there are those that will still create them. Just because they are less common does not mean that they don't exist. That being said, I again advocate Macs along with a good anti-virus software and firewall.

I have an asus g73 right now and this thing is the epicness itself. It looks cool and has less or more the same specifics than a macbook pro. I have classmates who have a mac, and they paid 400 to 600 euros more than me. plus i have a very good cooling (max temperature I got was 52 degrees after gaming for about an hour).

The only major downside of this thing is that it's barely portable and weights a ton.It also takes some time to start up and shut down.


(about macs who don't crash: the first computer to crash in our class was a mac(only 2 months old). It wasn't anything serious, luckily, but I think the girl lost her progress)

I officially have my Macbook Pro. Love it.

I love my PC, I built this computer and the one before it and they both lasted me 10 years (or close to it). It's sturdy and forgiving. :)

PC because you can do so much MORE.

PC just because I know how to build my stuff from scratch cheap and great for gaming.:D

Yeah, PC is good for building, but I like the Mac for its reliability and versatility....also its easy user interface.

meh... i tried to use a mac... it made me think... =(

I love my mac, i've dropped it a few times, with no damage 0-0 but i also like that it is a lot more user friendly than pc's (at least for me) and it is a lot more reliable. my old pc, i would try to rip a CD, and the whole thing would start rattling. It got to a point where i had to hold it on the desk or else it would rattle itself off! And about the compatibility thing, i got microsoft office for mac (it's pricey but worth it!) and that's what i do my online school work on so my teachers can access it. it's kinda bad though, b/c it's gotten to the point to where I hardly know how to use a PC anymore... :\

I love my PC from HP

love my HP laptop... desktop i own a Acer that i severely upgraded to my specifications... what can i say im a hardcore gamer and i love tinkering my pc

PC.
Macs just... ugh.
I had to use them in school, and I could never figure them out. Trying to figure out how to do anything took me about 20 minutes. AND we had the mice that didn't right click. I RAGED. I couldn't do any of my shortcuts.
I'm a pretty big gamer, too.
I'm definitely a Microsoft girl. My Xbox 360 attests to that.