PCs Surpass Macs Over the years there has been much of controversy over which computer platform to buy. The two major contenders in this competition were the PC, with its Windows environment, and the Macintosh. The major arguments supporting each side have been that the Macintosh is far easier to use than the PC; however, the PC has greater hardware flexibility and more software available than for the Macintosh. These central arguments for each platform …showed first 75 words of 1316 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1316 total…of today bears a strong resemblance to that of a decade ago. What once looked advanced now looks almost historical (104). Almost any argument one could give in defense of the Mac does not carry nearly as much bite as it did before Windows 95 arrived. PC users have something to be proud of. Works Cited Alspach, Ted. “Top 10 Reasons Why Desktop Publishers Prefer Macs.” Mac Home Journal 11. (1995): 35-37. Gruman, Galen. “The New Windows Threat.” Macworld 2 Feb. 1995: 104.