The opposite of Apple: A Mac user's weird experience buying a PC laptop<article>
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So, I bought a PC.</p><p>
Like a lot of long-time Mac users, I expect, I had never purchased a PC. I’ve
used a lot of them in the workplace, which is why I use Macs at home. It’s not that they don’t work, it’s just that I don’t like them.</p><p>
Technically, though, this PC was for my son. My son is “into gaming,” which is the nice way of saying that he’s at an age where he’d sit and stare at a video screen until flies started swarming over him if his parents didn’t put a stop to it. When it came time to replace the aging and falling-apart MacBook he had been using, he indicated that, for a variety of reasons, he wanted a Windows computer this time.
It happens. His two best friends have PCs and developers of mods for his favorite game, Minecraft, often make Windows-only installers that make the installation process easier.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2871670/the-opposite-of-apple-a-mac-users-weird-experience-buying-a-pc-laptop.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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The opposite of Apple: A Mac user's weird experience buying a PC laptop
