Flybye Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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Windows tries to be too flashy and overdone. OSX feels just right. I'm an equally opportunity computing guy, and while both may have their place, most people can easily go either way. I have a mixture of Macs and PCs in house. I typically use the Mac for everyday use and the PC for gaming and also a PC for my entertainment system, but OSX is very soothing to the eyes.
From a technical standpoint, both are powerful platforms although some will argue that you can get more for your money going the windows route, which is true. Same price usually equates to better specs with a PC. What those same people don't realize is the Mac is an engineering piece of art. Ever compare a Dell laptop to a Mac Book Pro? The Mac Book Pro has the beautiful and sturdy aluminum casing. The Dell fells like they outsourced Fischer Price to build it.
I type a LOT and I used to go through a PC keyboard almost once a year. Usually due to the printing wearing out on the keys, keys getting too soft, etc. I switched to an Apple aluminum keyboard about 3 years ago and the tactile feeling of the keys is the same as it was when I first picked up this keyboard. Apple stuff is expensive because they were designed and look great IMHO. Little true fact: the Apple keyboard helped improve my typing words per minute by 20-30. Not having to press down a whole lot makes a great difference, but I supposed that is irrelevant. 
It's somewhat of a learning curve to go to OSX, but if you are able to, I'd say check out an Apple store and play with a Mac. The Apple reps will not care how long you are there, and will probably even sit with you an entire hour to show you the ins and outs of OSX.
But would I ever get rid of my gaming PC? Nope. I'm one of those gaming junkies that has his computer watercooled and all sorts of stuff in it. Customization is nill on an iMac and you can't exactly get all of the latest and greatest super fast gaming hardware for a Mac Pro.
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