Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 20624923)

That's simply not true, in fact the reverse is true.

Windows, with the exception of games, lacks many essential applications that can only be found on Apple OS X.

None of the software below runs on Windows.

MarsEdit.

MarsEdit allows you to manage an unlimited number of blogs from one program, including posts, pages, images, galleries etc

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Ember

Ember lets you take full snapshots of web pages including the full source as rendered by Webkit. It allows you to take full screen, searchable snapshots that can be exported as images or source.

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Final Cut Pro X

Final Cut Pro X is arguably the best video editing software I have ever used.

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Coda

Coda is an all in one code editor, ftp client, MySQL client. It allows you to quickly and easily access all your code for different projects but the feature I find most useful is the on the fly MySQL client that even outweighs clients like Navicat.

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Scrivener

Scrivener is a powerful content-generation tool for writers that allows you to concentrate on composing and structuring long and difficult documents. While it gives you complete control of the formatting, its focus is on helping you get to the end of that awkward first draft.

It allows you to save web pages, links, photos, any type of media within your project to use as reference material that's quickly and easily available from the editor. It has a cards based outlining tool. I've seen nothing else that compares.

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Leaf

Leaf is an RSS / XML News Reader on steroids. Not only does it allow you to quickly read full articles regardless of whether the feed is summary only, but it allows you to snapshot, catalog and save articles of interest for later reference. It also keeps all the images intact and removes advertising

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Cinemagraph Pro

Cinemagraph Pro for Mac is the award-winning pro tool designed exclusively for creating amazing cinemagraph images.

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Logic Pro X

On my Music workstation I have Logic Pro X. I use Ableton Live and Native Instruments Maschine but it's Logic Pro that provides all the functionality I need to do final mixes.

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Originally Posted by NETbilling (Post 20626114)

It is worth a few extra thousand IMO.

Mitch

Originally Posted by NETbilling (Post 20626114)

Every mac we have bought for the past 13 years are all still operable today. I even still have a Power PC 400 running for limited use in our office for transaction display monitoring and it has always run perfectly. It is about 13 years old now. All Windows PCs I have ever seen and all of the ones used in our call center, need upgrades and replacement every few years at best.

Apple hardware and OS is designed to work together with strict quality standards. Not only that, but Apple support, whether in the phone or at the Apple Store is second to none. It is worth a few extra bucks IMO.

Mitch

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 20626127)

Exactly.

When we were running studios, we used PC's. It was nothing but an endless supply of hardware problems, replacements, fans that wore out, noisy hard drives, shitty power supplies, endless wires, and let's not forget, the near daily anti-virus updates, and the monthly OS re-install because a chat girl somehow managed to screw the machine up.

All the PC's and related hardware we purchased between 2002 and 2011, was all eventually trashed or given away (thank goodness for charity tax credits).

All the Mac's we have purchased since 2009 are still in operation, running perfectly, and with zero headaches.

Which machine is faster is not nearly as important as which machine is more reliable, and which one is easier to get support for. Apple wins hands-down. Reliability alone is worth the higher price.

Originally Posted by NETbilling (Post 20626114)

Every mac we have bought for the past 13 years are all still operable today. I even still have a Power PC 400 running for limited use in our office for transaction display monitoring and it has always run perfectly. It is about 13 years old now. All Windows PCs I have ever seen and all of the ones used in our call center, need upgrades and replacement every few years at best.

Apple hardware and OS is designed to work together with strict quality standards. Not only that, but Apple support, whether in the phone or at the Apple Store is second to none. It is worth a few extra bucks IMO.

Mitch

Originally Posted by MPGdevil (Post 21952621)

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You can't even fool monkeys.

Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 21953329)

I like playing games on mac like: nothing 1 and 2...also LOL and Pffffft are good ones...

Originally Posted by Black All Through (Post 20624624)

I have both, PC is better, if you keep it clean and updated.