Alright Raeyok, I seriously thought you were more intelligent than this. I'm choosing to actually dignify this with a response because I feel like you need to get your self-righteous apple hating head out of your ass.
Apple computers are the industry standard. Not because they're better than windows computers by no means. But 99% of the programs that you should be using to make actual music (I'm not talking about you friends who use FL studio. That program is the biggest excuse for music production ever. If you're using it as your primary program, you're a loving failure and should throw your computer out the window. Using it for synth mapping and minor synth composition is okay, but anything beyond that is loving pointless.) are built FOR Mac OSX. I don't care what you say, I don't care how you try to tell me this. I work in the industry, I can tell you more about any of these programs than you'll ever be able to wrap your head around.
Now, on to the point of why Apple computers actually surpass windows computers;
The obvious one is already listed above. Most companies build their programs to be optimized to use on OSX. I could tell you why, but you'll just come in here with "hurr durr but it works just as fine on a windows computer too!!!11" and that's okay, but if you ever want to be taken seriously, you'll have to step into the big boy world. There's tons of compatilibity issues with programs and Windows. And you won't realize this until you make the actual switch. I was exactly like you when I first started, I said forget macs i'll use windows and be gucci. 6 years later here I am ragging on it. Take it from someone with personal experience.
Now, I use Ableton Live as my primary program, so I'm going to build the rest of this discussion around that one program. When you use Ableton on Windows, it's slow as forget. You'd be better off taking a piece of tin foil and producing all of the wobbles yourself than trying to open Massive on W-L8 (windows-ableton live 8). The plugins take forever to load, the program crashes left and right, a lot of external hardware has compatibility issues with it (not because it isn't compatible with windows, but because the actual plug-in manager and driver locator on w-l8 is really stuffty. It's pretty stuffty on Macs too, but slightly less.
Finally, and this point might be hard for you to fathom because you've got your tough as nails forget the norm ideas about this, but this entire industry is built around your image. You go on to stage with a Lenovo Thinkpad and you're going to get laughed at. It's unfortunate, but it's true. Same with why fat girls don't usually make it in the industry, nobody wants to see a whale jiggling with the bass on stage.
Also, to you idiots who keep on jumping on the Beats bandwagon, I recently bought a pair of Beats Executives and I've been using them on stage and in the studio for the past 6 weeks, and I see absolutely no difference in audio fidelity from my AKG Quincy Jones, or my Sennheisers or my Bose OTE's. The whole Beats thing goes back to image. They look cool. You want to look cool on stage. It's key, I'm serious.
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