Originally posted by wnabeabeast
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from personal experience, my school's visual arts department explicity states that they require macbook (pros with a 15'' screen specifically) because of the ability for it to perform tasks in adobe and final cut. you could argue that this is simply to streamline workflow or to make grading easier or to simply make Apple money, but then again, i'm sure they want to make sure you have the ability to use those programs in the real world.
of course pcs have their place. it's usable by 99.999% of all computer users and writes/edits/creates documents in universal formats. most programs on pcs are also exclusive to them and aren't available on macs. and of course, gaming. it's ideal for people who are going for programming and basic uses because programming on a mac is hard as balls (from what i've heard). i somewhat agree to the idea that apple is sold for the name and not the product, but most people who buy macs have an idea of what they want and expect and already know the differences and made the choice willingly.
as a mac-user, i wouldn't mind owning an HP Envy. :)

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