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While everyone has seen the amusing Mac versus PC television commercials, school administrators actually have to make the decision about which platform to use. Though nearly every school district has already made that decision on some level, the rise in popularity of the iPad and iPhone have forced some formerly PC-only school districts to reconsider their loyalties.

Both platforms have their strengths and weaknesses, and it's important to understand those before you decide whether to buy Macs, PCs or a combination of both

Any comparison of Macs and PCs needs to note that Macs are PCs. In fact, as Apple used to say in every boilerplate of every press release: “Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh.”

Nor is it, strictly speaking, a comparison between the Mac operating system and Windows, because a Mac can actually run Windows.

The operating system on a PC or Mac is a fundamental part of the user experience. How we interact with our computers can result in harmonious atmospheres around our households and workplaces, or the anguished cries of souls that have seen too much suffering to believe there is any good left in the world. Windows 8 was something of a car-crash in terms of design and customer satisfaction, with Microsoft trying too hard to push touch-based computing on a desktop using populace that didn't want it. 

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1. Macs have a built-in program called BootCamp, which allows you to install Windows, Linux or other operating systems in addition to OS X. Setting up a dual boot system in OS X is infinitely easier than it is in Windows. It’s also super easy to switch between the two operating systems.
2. Macs are less complicated and more intuitive to use.
3. Even though Macs can get viruses or malware, the number of threats is still significantly less than for Windows just because the Windows base is so much larger. 
4. Apple computers have some of the highest customer satisfaction rates in the industry. When you purchase a Mac, you are getting a high-quality machine.
5. Apple has excellent customer support, AppleCare warranty programs, and exclusive Apple Stores where you can take your Mac or other Apple products for repairs, training or other issues.

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1. PCs are manufactured by many different companies, resulting in a huge selection of devices with a wide variation in prices.
2. PCs are more upgradable and configurable. On Macs, you can usually only upgrade the RAM or hard drive and that’s it.
3. PCs are the absolute best option when it comes to gaming. Macs simply do not come with as powerful graphics cards, even high-end machines like the Mac Pro.
4. PCs work great with a whole slew of other products too. For example, you can stream your Xbox or PlayStation games to Windows.
5. In terms of accessories, PCs have a lot more options and those options are usually cheaper.

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