The biggest difference between Mac and PC hardware is the amount of choice you have. A majority of PCs running Windows come from third-party companies, with tech specs that can vary wildly.

Going back and forth between a Windows PC and a Mac can be a jarring experience at first. But give it time, and take some steps, and it's surprisingly livable.

Windows and macOS support the most hardware peripherals and software, ChromeOS is lightweight and runs on inexpensive computers, and the Linux-based Ubuntu embraces the open-source model the most.

There is some difference between Microsoft Office 365 for Mac and Windows PC. This article lists those differences in the features and tells you which one is better.

Explore the key differences between Macs and PCs to make an informed choice for your next computer purchase.

The Mac has come a long way as a gaming system, so it's a good time to explore the graphics performance differences between Mac and Windows, with so many games now common across both platforms.