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Why Apple sucks!

If you are a die-hard Apple fan, I would be too happy to piss on your parade. No, not because I envy you, but because I have reasons other than merely emotional. I have five hard reasons why PCs stand up to iMacs.

But first off: I’m no Mac user. Or an iPod or iPhone owner. But I love them. Yes, I love Apple. Because they don’t have a single bug unlike the Microsofts of the world who have monopolised our computing systems. It’s just that I can’t afford a Mac. Not yet atleast. However, that’s not to say Apple is good all the way. Here are a few reasons why Macs still suck.
1. PCs Are Better For Games.
2. PCs Are Better Media Machines.
3. PCs Are More Cost-Effective.
4. Apple Is Fascist.
5. It’s Still a PC World Out There.

Don’t believe any of this, then maybe you should read FIVE REASONS WHY PCs ARE BETTER THAN MACs.

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