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Well both Macs and Pcs have internet connections. both come in mobile packages called laptops. Well even though I am a dedicated PC user I recommend a mac. today hackers and other cybercriminals go after pcs. There are only a couple hundred different malware that affect macs. and today you probably won't find them. people have stopped circulating them. I personally don't know why macs came first and then pcs dominate for twenty years. I think it was the fact new technology like digital cameras were first only available to PC users. Macs save money because they aren't nearly as vulnerable. Just take any spyware program. Most have alleast a couple hundred thousand definitions. that equates to a couple hundre thousand virus. and that's just spyware

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Pretty much everything; the parts/hardware and manufacturing process is essentially the same. There is only two differences, macs come with different software and cost A LOT more. The only logical reason to buy a mac is if you have lots of money and can't be bothered to find software that does the same thing and can be bought and installed on a PC. Yes, if you want a PC that can do all the things a mac can you're going to have to spend a bit of cash on some software, but the thing is that A) most people don't want to do professional music and video editing, and B) even if you do, you'll still have saved money because macs can cost over a thousand pounds more than a PC with EXACTLY the same hardware...

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Mac has one mouse button, windows had two. That's pretty much all I know.

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