Debate: What is better pc or mac?
Side: PC

Oh, you know so for a fact? I bet you know everything then don't ya?No, not everything, just looking at the facts.If PC's are so damn good, then why is the macbook pro the most popular computer last year?It's called advertisement and building up the hype. Fooling people into buying stuff that really ain't that good, or have significant downsides. I've seen it in other areas also, not just with Apple products (movies, books, games).It was voted by computer experts to be best laptop you can get today.Then those experts must either be ignorant or paid by Apple.The best laptop one can get is by having it custom built, that also includes having a lower price tag than a Mac of the same caliber.Im not saying that just because ''experts'' think so, that its true. But when I share a opinion with some experts, I don't think you or anybody else can come to me and say that their opinion is 'fact'.I've seen "expert" conducted research before. Wasn't anything "expert" about it. But that's just some of them, not all.You don't know what I know about computers, you don't know me.You're right, I do not know you, but considering what you have said regarding Macs and PCs I can surely say you don't know enough about them to have an objective opinion.The question of the debate is, "What is better pc or mac?" PC does trump Mac, but not all need everything that a PC can offer, so they go for Mac.I've owned a very popular HP computer, "the seller told me", that this was the best computer I could possibly get for that amount of money it costs, and so did reviews from other owners too."the seller told me"... I've had experience with that. As much as to I will never trust any sellers myself, their goal is to sell and doesn't really matter if they leave some things untold or downright lie. If I intend to buy something I do my own research.Popular means what has sold a lot, not that it definitely is the "best" version what a certain amount of money can buy.Most consumers themselves know nothing about the product and what makes it what it is, all they see is the "touchable", the pretty and shiny part. They are easily fooled.But sadly, one year after it just colapsed. It wasn't virus, I didn't ''harm'' it in any way, it was just not working anymore.Sometimes the product is simply faulty, in that case the company you bought it from has to fix the issue, or give a new one. If the warranty is still valid.The warranty deal is another issue, what I have noticed is that companies knowingly produce weak products, so that consumers should buy a new one after a few months to a few years. For example, I had a hard-drive, it held on 3 years and that's it. then I replaced it with an old one, 10 or so years old, and it still works just fine, although a little slower then the newer one was. Their goal is to produce money, including fooling people into buying things again and again. Apple is no different, in fact one of the worst examples.And guess what, that happened to my other PC too, and also my mothers PC and my dads PC.Sounds like extreme misfortune. Computers collect dust easily, if not cleaned up they can break. In fact I think I should clean my own, been months. There are some sneaky viruses, unaware mistreatment, unstable electricity (although they should have protection against this), and of course faulty components. And PCs have a lot more software, which means Operating System must have compatibility with all of them, and the software can be faulty also and it can physically damage the computer. Mac has far less software that can run on it, in that aspect it is much safer.Now we've all switched to mac, and we have been mac owners for a couple of years now. We've had minor problems with them, that could easily be fixed.There's an 8 years old PC next room to me, still works fine. And it has had very heavy use."*" one of that on either side of the text makes it italic, two on either side makes it bold, three bold and italic. It's also after the "Write your argument", the ? in a circle.