Not really. For a person who's never used a computer before, I think Macs are easier to learn because in general they are better designed. If you are already familiar with one type of computer then you will probably find it easier to keep using the same old thing than to learn something new, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't try.
PC computers are more common in the workplace. In the educational field, I would say students are using Apple products more and more as the years go on.
There are many places where one can find more information about open source Macs. One of the best places to look would be on Apple's official website.
Depends on what you mean, just write about all the good stuff about macs (like the performance and stuff like that) and you should be fine. For more information, see the apple website! I also find that if you ring the apple company or visit a shop the will give you some great advice.
Apple products can get viruses. Way more people over the world use Windows and are more familiar with it than they are with an Apple product. That makes Windows the main target.
Out of experience, I believe Apple (MACS) is the best company for laptops. They are virus-free and do not require a Virus Scanner like PC's do. Macs may be more expensive, but they are worth it!
Apple Macs don't use valves (computers haven't used valves since around 1955). However, transistors are very much smaller than valves (by several orders of magnitude), are much more reliable, are cheaper to mass produce and offer much greater efficiency.
macs are faster esier to use dont get viruses dont crash have more memory and more power ful pcs are cheaper and their are a few more programs macs are much better but more expensive
Typically, Apple Macintosh computers are criticized only because of incompatibility with the standard Windows software. Other criticisms usually include Macs are stupid, gay, etc.. Mac's counter the incompatibility criticism with Bootcamp, a utility included on all new Macs that allows users to dual boot into windows. Other programs, such as VMware and Parallels allow you to run Windows within Mac OS X. Also, more and more programs are being ported to the Mac, allowing more seamless integration.
NO cuz Macs are much more expensive cause of OSX and the trademark Apple. A Windows pc is cheaper for better specs.
Mac is short for "Macintosh", which is the Operating system that Apple computers run on. Apple products that run the Mac operating system include: Mac Pro, iMac, Powermac, Mac mini, Macbook air, and macbook pro. To clear some confusion, not all Apple products are macs. iPads, iPods, and iPhones are iOS devices, not macs. Popular beliefs say that macs are not vulnerable to viruses, but they are, just like other Operating systems, but they're still not as vulnerable as windows. Macs are expensive because of the high quality operating system and high quality software Apple makes, unlike Windows computers, no one else is licensed to sell the Mac Operating system, thus it makes the computer's demand price more expensive because of the exclusivity.
The main difference between Macs and PCs is the operating system. The Mac OS is easy to use and efficient. Windows doesn't have the simplicity and is more prone to viruses.
Apple Computers, now known as macs, were created by Apple, inc. (Pre-2007 Apple Computer co.). Steve Jobs was one of Apple's founders. That means he helped start the company. Steve Jobs died on October 5th 2011 after a long battle with pancreatic cancer, aged 56. To learn more about Apple, Apple products, Apple's milestones, Steve Jobs, and his life, do a search, or look the topic up on wikipedia.