Not so fast. My hubby's first computer was a PDP8. I hear him talking about the stuff he worked on (with punch cards and such). He's a computer software and hardware engineer, making the first digital audio recording console that could go to 64 tracks. That was in 1988, I believe. Someone finally made the second one just last year. He definitely knows computers. He's a hardcore Mac guy. He's built computers, rebuilt computers, programmed computers and what does he like about Mac? "They just work." That's it. They work. They do what they are supposed to do. They excel in graphics, media and audio. They do this straight out of the box. There's a reason pretty much every recording studio and every film studio now use Macs. They just work.
PCs are OK but in order to get them to "just work", you need to do a lot of add ons, programming and the like. That's really not needed for the Mac.
Yep, the electronic crayons (Macs) are great for music, graphics work, and audio production. Now, for the rest of the world that is not in the entertainment industry, the PC is the way to go. And the PC does "just work" for these other applications as well. It isn't 2001 anymore.