Macs are easier to use, and much easier to figure out for total novices. The graphical user-interface is simple and intuitive. Macs are intended to be as easy to use as your average household appliance. When running Windows 95, PCs are now almost as easy to use as Macs. Context-sensitive right mouse button provides relevant options and makes learning new apps easier.
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It works as soon as you take it out of the box and plug it in. When Windows 95 is pre-installed by a major manufacturer, PCs are now almost as easy to setup as Macs. Necessary software is built-in to the operating system, and configuration is simple. When Windows 95 is pre-installed with the necessary drivers for the ethernet card, PCs are now almost as easy to network as Macs. The graphical and audio interface of the Mac OS was designed to be less intimidating.