Pc's are better than macs

\\\you can also get Windows PCs that have the same metal quality as a Mac/// If you are using a windows PC right now, look at the tower, or the monitor... plastic right? If you're using a mac, look at the monitor, metal... Windows have just started using more metal to build their computers, but macs have been doing this all along! \\\Windows has Gadgets that stay on your desktop-you can look at then WHILE YOU ARE DOING YOUR WORK. Can a Mac do this? No./// On you're desktop, you have icons, pictures, a backround... it's already cluttered! Why do you need huge gadgets that you can't hide on-demand? It is physically impossible to be using a gadget while working at the same time, so with the quick action of hitting F12 you can simply pull out your dashboard where all your widgets are. (By the way, gadgets are a COMPLETE copy of Mac "widgets" gadgets came out on vista, while widgets came out years before that) \\\not always as cutting edge as Windows PCs/// I never said that, I meant better as all around computers. \\\Do you see any Macs with new processors such as the Intel Core i3, i5, or i7? No./// Obviously a mac doesn't NEED those fancy processors because they do not crash as much. According to PC mag, for every 30 blue screens of death for a windows computer, there is ONLY 1 MAC CRASH of the equivalent magnitude!!! (This has also been stated by other sources such as genius bar and CNN.) \\\an Intel Core i5 processor and cost just $700, yet doesn't slow down with the 9 gadgets I have running on my desktop./// Ok so that's one of the best processors for windows right? Here's the deal, I have a relatively bad processor for my mac. Yet, I can run about 19 copies of paradise paintball before it even STARTS to slow down! (Here's paradise paintball) http://crenk.com... \\\If you got a Mac Mini, it is rather limited, in both power and upgrading options. If you got an iMac, you'd either have to use your nice display as a second one, or it wouldn't really work. And calibration can't fix everything. And a Mac Pro would be WAY out of the price range./// You cannot rule out the only option for this photographer by saying "Its way out of the price range" if that photographer really wanted a quality computer to do work on, he WOULD pay the extra price. Here the think livebriand, Macs ARENT overpriced because the creaters feel like doing that, their over priced because they cost more to make, (the metal parts, the high quality screen etc.) \\\many won't break the bank, unlike Macs./// Example: You have the choice of buying a 700 dollar Windows machine OR a 1000 dollar Mac With the 700 dollar PC, you might have to buy: Extra RAM, software that dosn't come with the computer, hardware, and not to mention maintenance costs! With the mac, maybe you would have to buy a printer... but that's it, maintenance is pretty much free, as long as you're not buying a whole new part. Now onto my NEW points 1. Service Ever tried calling support over the phone about your PC screwing up? This is one of the most painful experience one can go through. For the sake of a debate, I used a problem with my broken windows PC and called support. Here's the chain of events. *Picks up "Custumer support." Hi I'm having a problem with my computer "Yes what type of problem" Well, first of all, whenever I try to run any type of .exe file, my computer blue screens "Oh yes, let me connect you with tech support, one moment please" Ok thanks... *I'm on hold for about 5 minutes* "Tech Support." Hi, I've got a problem with my PC, every time I run exe files, the computer blue screens "yes well, first would you mind telling what it says on the blue screen?" Oh yes let me try.. *I run .exe files, this time it dosn't blue screen, it just dies* It just died, it didn't blue screen... "Well, do you remember WHAT it said on the blue screen?" Um no, I can't recall "Are you sure?" Uh yeah "Ok well, I'm going to send you over to another guy I think can help, hold please..." *I hold for another 5 hours, YES 5 HOURS!!! Finally, someone picks up* Hello, tech support" Hi I have a problem, every time I have an exe file it blue screens "Have you scanned for viruses" Yes actually, using Mcaffee, norton, and the built in ones. "Well, have you tried restarting your computer" yes... "I would advise getting a new hard drive..." But I have a lot of important stuff on there "I'm sorry, I have never had this problem before..." Well is there ANYTHING ELSE? "I can't think of anything off the top of my head, but I'll talk with the other tech guys and call you if I find an answer, Ok?" yeah sure, thanks for you're time "My Pleasure" *Hangs up* THE CONVERSATION SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! REFUTE THAT LIVEBRIAND! I await my opponent's rebuttal