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Analysis
32 reasons why PCs are better than Macs
Posted on 18 Apr 2007 at 12:04
32 Best for beginners
For years, Apple has been peddling the myth that Macs are better suited to computing novices, without any independent evidence to back up its claims. In our experience, it doesn't matter whether you sit a computing beginner in front of a PC or a Mac, they'll be equally at home or perplexed. And when they do need help, there are ten times more Windows users than Macolytes to lend them a helping hand. Windows even includes a Remote Assistance tool, so you can take control of their computer, without having to trek across to their house when they accidentally delete their printer driver.
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