Why Mac is simply better than PCMy thesis is to show why Mac is better than PC. The debate continued between Mac and PC. Buying a Mac is like buying a Mercedes Benz, it's quality and unique. Buying a PC well is like buying a bad copy of a Mac. If your time is valuable, you should use a Mac. There are hundreds and thousands of PCs out there, but they're all a waste of time and money. Tell your Windows friends that Windows 95/98, etc. is a great graphical user interface, and it should be: it was borrowed from the Mac OS! Mention that although the Mac seems more expensive than a comparable PC, price comparisons are preferable. carried out over the useful life of a system. Mac lasts about twice as long as PC, with ongoing support. Note that PowerPC processors run faster and more efficiently than even Intel Pentium III processors of the same clock speed: 400 MHz on a Mac is faster than 400 MHz on a PC. Note that setting up hardware and installing software is much easier on a Mac. If your time is valuable, you'll be interested to know that setting up files and troubleshooting problems with devices is virtually unheard of on a Mac; they spent long weekends on a PC. Note that on Mac, networking is built-in and easy to configure; the same goes for Harmon Kardon 16-bit stereo sound. For a PC – you guessed it – these are additional features. Be aware that audio and video are still automatically included and configured on the Mac, but require a card and configuration on a PC. Tell your Windows friends that Mac files automatically recognize the authoring application; Windows files require a three-character extension. Changing the name of a Mac file doesn't change how an application recognizes it. Try mentioning that Macs with multiscan monitors can change resolution and change color depth without rebooting; PCs need a companion utility to do this. Everyone might think a PC is great, but it's not called Windows for nothing. When they say Windows, they mean Windows. Macintosh is known for its simplicity. Windows users say Mac doesn't have games. I tell them there are games, but if you want to “play games,” get a gaming system. Macs are a new vision of the computer industry. You want ease of use.