Window vs. Mac

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          Window is basically a PC and everyone knows that Macs are PCs. If we were to talk about Macs operating system then Mac can actually run Windows. Some of the differences between the two is the experience. Windows 8 tried so hard to try to integrate touch based computers in desktops and some people didn't want it. Recently Windows 10 has started to repair that mistake and is doing an amazing job at it but it still doesn't compare to Mac who is clean, redefined, stable and way nicer to spend your time with. A bad thing about Windows or PC is that there are too many to choose from. Because PCs don't come from a single manufacturer there are hundreds of PCs on the market. But none of these have the single vision guiding them that Macs offer. When it comes to security, Mac users have flaunted the apparent invulnerability of their systems in the faces of PC using friends. Macs are continually shown to suffer less attacks than Windows-based PCs and by quite alot. For now Mac is the safest platform out there right now that everyone can use. Windows offer an excellent software package for any computer based task. Some can be downloaded for free, while others are available for purchase. This might sound like a good thing but Mac offers way more than than. As soon as you open your Mac, you are revealed very useful apps including Photos, iMovie, Garageband, Pages, Numbers, Keynote, FaceTime, iTunes, Maps and more already installed, so you'll be able to edit photos, make movies, create music and get your work done right there and then, which for most people will be all they need.There are many good and bad things for both Mac and Windows but in the end everyone has their own opinion about each of them and something that is useful to us may not be to them.

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