What's better Mac or PC?

[fyodorov]

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How the fuck do I add a poll?
Nevermind

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I don't know what the chances are that you'd ask this question when I just bought my first Macbook yesterday. For me it's still too early to draw any conclusions, but so far I'm enjoying the experience. I always used Windows laptops and Android smartphones until I was offered an iPhone about two years ago. The good experience I've had with the iPhone made me consider the Macbook.

[fyodorov]

I don't know what the chances are that you'd ask this question when I just bought my first Macbook yesterday. For me it's still too early to draw any conclusions, but so far I'm enjoying the experience. I always used Windows and Android smartphones until I was offered an iPhone about two years ago. The good experience I've had with the iPhone made me consider the Macbook.

Fair enough, but if something of substance were at stake, what would you choose? Just pick intuitively, without forethought, your first choice.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Fair enough, but if something of substance were at stake, what would you choose? Just pick intuitively, without forethought, your first choice.

I use a lot of Adobe products so I think it would have to be the Macbook. That's exactly why I bought it, editing images or videos on a Mac is more intuitive, smoother and snappier. The colour accuracy of the screen also weighed heavily in my decision. I don't play video games so I don't mind losing that function which is all the better on Windows. But as I say, I've only had it since yesterday and although everything seems very intuitive and simple for someone starting out on a completely new OS, there's still a learning curve that I'm going to have to overcome.

As for smartphones, I prefer the experience I've had with the iPhone, it doesn't have a third of the glitches and bugs that my Androids used to have.

[fyodorov]

I use a lot of Adobe products so I think it would have to be the Macbook. That's exactly why I bought it, editing images or videos on a Mac is more intuitive, smoother and snappier. The colour accuracy of the screen also weighed heavily in my decision. I don't play video games so I don't mind losing that function which is all the better on Windows. But as I say, I've only had it since yesterday and although everything seems very intuitive and simple for someone starting out on a completely new OS, there's still a learning curve that I'm going to have to overcome.

As for smartphones, I prefer the experience I've had with the iPhone, it doesn't have a third of the glitches and bugs that my Androids used to have.

I completely agree. May I ask, are you working in a field that is some way viable to discuss on this cultural forum? You seem far more mature than most I have ever encountered on here, and give a lot more thought to your answers than the vast majority of users I have thus far encountered.

Intuition is the most precious gift, and Apple products are simply more intuitive. Not to go off topic, but intuition is regulated by newest brain regions, which are also largely responsible for the development of personality. Highly intuitive children tend to be gifted, this is the case with me and my siblings and my mother, all of us having IQs above 140. Gifted children can intuit adult archetypes and embody them, if they aren't unnaturally/neurotically constrained in their development. Sorry, this seems more like a subject for the psychology forum, but my intuition tells me I'm addressing the right person.

[Pater Patota]

Which one is better for photo/video editing softwares and music softwares?

[Voskos]

PC is less pro than Mac is less pro than Mac Book Pro. You're as pro as one can get.

[fyodorov]

Which one is better for photo/video editing softwares and music softwares?

Mac, without question, without exception.

[oszkar07]

Mac is better but generally more expensive.
Depends what you want to use computer for.
For general browsing nothing special, watching YT etc PC is sufficient.

[Universe]

I used Windows most of my life because there was no need for Mac. I could do everything I wanted with windows. Last year I started to use Linux (Ubuntu), I use both Win and Linux nowadays but mostly Linux.