- #Are mac computers good for business upgrade#
- #Are mac computers good for business pro#
- #Are mac computers good for business software#
- #Are mac computers good for business Pc#
- #Are mac computers good for business mac#
The PC's are fully customizable, from the ability to decide what you want and what price you should use for the software, to deciding exactly what hardware you need.
#Are mac computers good for business mac#
The famous 1984 mac commercial is ironic, considering for macs, you must do exactly as you are told as far as what hardware to get, where to buy it from, ETC ETC. PC's are about the freedom of choice, while macs are about doing what you are told.
#Are mac computers good for business Pc#
The PC allows users to choose exactly what they want.
#Are mac computers good for business upgrade#
For the PC's, you can easily upgrade for a much cheaper price than you could for the mac.Ĥ. For the mac computers, you would have to buy a whole new computer to upgrade it to be OSX compatible. Really, will OSx work on the apple II? What about the older computers? I'm going to think that's a no. This simply reiterates the fact that PC's are more popular.ģ. The only reason why viruses are not a problem is because OSX is not popular enough for people to worry about writing viruses for it. OSX is a network administrators nightmare.Ģ. Macs sacrifice productivity for looks, which doesn't do well when a great deal of computers are used for real work. I would disagree that it was more user friendly, rather, it looks better. The cost-for-feature differential between Macs and PC's largely has disappeared.ġ. Macs can run Windows using Parallels or VMware if access to a particular PC-only program is necessary, so they offer the best of both worlds.Ĩ. PC's often have conflicts between hardware and software, such as missing or outdated drivers.ħ.
#Are mac computers good for business software#
Mac hardware and software are guaranteed to work together well, since Apple makes both. Software for the Mac is more bug-free and slick than the average PC program.Ħ. The user has a hard time knowing what they need, or what will run on his or her computer well.ĥ. The Vista operating system comes with a confusing choice of versions. The Mac operating system has only one version (with all features). The Mac operating system will run equally well on all current Macs, whereas Vista only will run with all its features on the highest-end computers.Ĥ. Viruses are not a worry on the Mac operating system.ģ. The operating system is far more user friendly.Ģ. I will expand on all of these arguments later if needed, of course. Macs can not play many games without running windows software behind them. Macs focus more on looks than productivity, macs look very cool but in general, I find them to be less productive than PC's. You need to buy pre approved mac materials for macs, whereas with the PC, you simply can use any component that will fit into your motherboard. Macs cost more, and there is less freedom to buy new materials. While this may have some consequences, like viruses, for people who know what they are doing with their computers these problems are null and void. You know that windows files will run on their system. You can go to just about any business, and know that it will have some sort of windows operating system for their employers. While this might initially sound like an ad populum argument, there is a valid reason why popularity would make it good, at least in comparison to a mac. This is a benefit of the PC's to begin with. In my experiance, if you use the correct parts, a PC can last quite a long time and do very well. There are more PC's than simply the gateway brand, and I feel that you are simply arguing from personal experiance.
While it is true that mac's might get less viruses, macs have several other problems that impede their workablity. While macs may be 'blooming', they are by far not more popular than PC's right now. Now to more important matters, before I make any of my main arguments I must make some rebuttals. SO THEN, if this is entirely uncontested, I ask that we both accept the new premise "Mac computers are preferable to PC computers." as this appears to be the main point of the debate.
#Are mac computers good for business pro#
Pro further argues that macs are better than PC's, so it is clear that his main intention is to argue that PC's are better than macs. Unfortunately, this is still not a declarative sentence required for a debate of this nature. I believe he intended something of the sort of "Mac Computers: Good or Bad?", in which case pro would argue that they were good, and con would argue that they are bad. He claims "Mac Computers Good or Bad" nor "Mac Computers are Good or Bad", it is clear is is not arguing that they are either good or bad and that con should have to argue that they are neither good or bad. It will change nothing but clarification. I am forced to explain the reasoning my opponent may have had in making this, as it is not a proper proposition, and I hope he does not contest my new version of the proposition I will- well, propose to him. The premise is "Mac Computers Good or Bad" Firstly, I would like to make some clarifications on the premise of this debate before I begin with my main arguments.
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