PC's are better than Macs

THanks for accepting. would like to compare 2 examples of a Mac and a P.CThe New 2015 Apple Macbook Air 13 inch 1.6GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processo Turbo Boost up to 2.7GHz Intel HD Graphics 6000 4GB memory 128GB PCIe-based flash storage 12 hour battery llife 1440x900 screen resolution Price: $1,119.00 (U.S) Dell XPS 13 inch 2015 5th Generation Intel® Dual Core™ i5-5200U Processor ( 2.20 GHz) 8GB Dual Channel DDR3L-RS 1600Mhz (On Board Intel (R) HD Graphics 5500 128 GB PCIe-based flash storage 12 hour battery life 1920x1080 screen resolution Price: 1,119.00 (U.S)ProcessorBoth devices run a dual core Intel i5 processor. The difference however, is the actual processor itself. On Apple's website, it says their product runs a 1.6GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor. The XPS 13 however, has a higher clockspeed.Verdict: Because the XPS 13 has a higher clockspeed, the XPS 13 beats the Macbook Air in this aspect.RAM(Memory)Apple again dissapoints. It only provides 4gb of ram for the 13 inch MacBook Air, whereas, the XPS 13 has double the RAM with 8gb. A downside with both machines is that the RAM is soldered(meaning it can't be removed and replaced). But 8gb is already very adequate for most users anyways.Verdict: XPS 13 gives 8gb of ram, whereas the MacBook Air 13 inch gives only 4gb. XPS wins again.GraphicsApple used the Intel HD 6000 graphics. While the XPS 13 uses the Intel HD 5300 graphics. Technically speaking, Apple does use the better graphics, but there is a very small perfomance difference between the 2.Verdict: Because it has a slightly more powerful graphics chip, the MacBook Air 13 inch wins.StorageBoth devices use a 128gb SSD.Verdict: DrawBattery LifeBoth devices can run for 12 hours.Verdict: DrawScreen ResolutionThe MacBook Air 13 inch uses a mediocre 1440x900 resolution. The reason why they refuse to increase it, is because it would impact the battery life. The XPS 13 uses a Full HD 1980x1080 resolution. This is impressive, because it still maintains the 12 hour battery life.Verdict: XPS 13's screen is far superior.Operating SystemThis one is certainly depends on the preference of the user, but In my opinion, Windows OS is far superior.Windows OS-More Programs-shared source(meaning others can manipulate the code to create software)-Ease of TroubleshootingOS X-far less programs-closed source(very restricted)-If you break it, you have to go to Apple to fix it. ConclusionAs you can see, the XPS 13 has far greater specs that the MacBook Air 13 inch. So why buy a Mac, when you can get a device with better specs at the same price? Here are arguments more genericSoftware for Personal ComputersWindow is a the vastly superior operating system, compared to just OS X. A big part of it has to do with OS X being largely a closed source operating system. The Windows world is a feast of free- and shareware, free downloads that do just about anything. On the Mac side you have to change the settings to install anything that isn't approved by Apple itself. It means the software all works well, but the choice is limited. Also, OS X can only be run on Apple products, whereas Windows is practically avaiable on every computer sold to consumers. You can run Windows on low end machines, as well as high end ones. For OS X, you have limited choices, and all laptops range from $800-$8000. If a consumer who was on a limited budget wanted to run OS X, he can't, because Apple doesn't give the option.ValueDo you really need a shiny and thin laptop to get work done? if you needed to type a word document you would need to buy a $1000 Mac to accomplish that, while you could buy a Microsoft Surface at $499. Or if that isn't an option, you can opt for a $200 cheaper laptop which runs Windows.http://store.hp.com.........Sources: http://store.apple.com......http://www.dell.com......