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**adesseridopaw** · 07-19-2012, 10:33 PM

Get what?

I never got this, what exactly makes a Mac superior to a PC for designing things? I get that it might have certain exclusive programs that make it preferable, but surely so does the PC? And most likely there are suitable counterparts for both on either platform?
So it has to come back to usability then, and...

No, it comes down to personal preference. Also for my company and the producers / production team who go on set etc and meet with clients it is for a professional look. All our production and CEO's, MD's etc use them on the ground floor of our main building and it is the first thing clients see. It does look very professional and clean, in a loose sense of the word...

07-19-2012, 10:33 PM	#52
adesseridopaw Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 479 Senior Member	Get what? I never got this, what exactly makes a Mac superior to a PC for designing things? I get that it might have certain exclusive programs that make it preferable, but surely so does the PC? And most likely there are suitable counterparts for both on either platform? So it has to come back to usability then, and... No, it comes down to personal preference. Also for my company and the producers / production team who go on set etc and meet with clients it is for a professional look. All our production and CEO's, MD's etc use them on the ground floor of our main building and it is the first thing clients see. It does look very professional and clean, in a loose sense of the word...
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