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Originally Posted by huge-pigeons
A big thing to consider when buying a computer is the total environment you live in. For example, do you use a tablet? If so it’s probably an iPad. Do you use a cell phone? It’s probably an iPhone. If you own a newer car, you probably have Apple car play. You probably use/have used iTunes. If you use any of these Apple technologies, they will be easier to integrate together using a Mac instead of trying to get windows to work well with them.
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My tablet is a Samsung, using an Android OS. My previous tablet was a Nexus, which used an Android OS
My cell phone is a Google Pixel, which uses an Android OS. My previous two cell phones were both Samsungs, using Android OS.
My desktop is a Windows machine. My laptop is a Windows machine. I don't use iTunes, I use YouTube Music and AmazonPrime music. For my car, I have CDs, the radio, and and my first cell phone, which I've converted into an MP3 player.
If you gave me the newest, most expensive, gizmo and gadget-equipped Apple and Mac, I'd donate it to a school and buy an Android or Windows machine.
If you paid me $500,000 to keep an Apple or Mac, I'd take your money, and use the devices as lawn ornaments.