Mac or PC?
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The Mac would be the honda of course, heh :/
The Mac has its uses, and so does the PC. For graphics and sound I'd take a mac hands down, perhaps even for video, but when it comes to everything else, the PC wins almost every time.
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OS X is pretty nice.. but in the grand scheme of things
It's not going to change things drastically. It's going to help put more Macs into server markets I think, but not running OS X, rather native BSD (IMHO)
On the home market, i don't think it's gonna sway many people, and in schools/universities, they're not going to switch back to a Mac if they already moved to PC, or vice versa simply because of the costs involved.
Some things will always be better on a Mac, and some always on a PC. I don't think they're going to ever converge and do each equally as well, because when it comes to the software, it's just been so long that a Mac has been better for certain apps, the PC isn't going to come long to match it.. And the biggest thing hardware wise is expandability. People like the flexability that Mac's still lack.
On the home market, i don't think it's gonna sway many people, and in schools/universities, they're not going to switch back to a Mac if they already moved to PC, or vice versa simply because of the costs involved.
Some things will always be better on a Mac, and some always on a PC. I don't think they're going to ever converge and do each equally as well, because when it comes to the software, it's just been so long that a Mac has been better for certain apps, the PC isn't going to come long to match it.. And the biggest thing hardware wise is expandability. People like the flexability that Mac's still lack.