That's not true Bob - Although the Mac has a lot going for it. I've pretty much switched over for my laptop (travel) PC. Its got a lot of advantages. But there are some things that still don't have the support. For example, Quicken 2007 Mac is roughly equivalent in features to PC version 2001 -- still pretty basic. But as more people move over it will get there.

Some good pros for it is Bonjour -- it does a lot of the stuff that becomes painful on the PC such as finding different network elements and the like. I went to print the first time and thought I would have to print to PDF (built in to Mac OS) and found that it has searched the network found my printer (a networked HP) and added the drivers. Things like that make it a better choice for people who don't want to have to deal with the day to day running of a PC.