[LarryA]

Nice try. The hardware and software is largely pain free. You install it it works, you upgrade it it works, you do work, it works.

Though as a techie supporting Macs at work for over 20 years, Apple has its flaws, sometimes it doesn't all work quite right. But for the staff - they normally don't see that, which is what works well for Apple.

Every time I hear a debate it boils down to issues of cost and compatibility - And that is always from people who don't use Macs or used them very little. All of that doesn't make the Mac people less wanting to get their stuff done by moving to Windows.