Why You Might Want to Consider Using a Windows PC

Are you a die-hard Mac fan, but curious about what's going on in the world of Windows PCs? Maybe it's the more extensive library of software you can run on them, including PC games not available or less full-featured on the Mac. Perhaps you're intrigued by Windows 10 capabilities like touch-screen support, face-login, VR support, and accessibility features.

You may also be tempted by the option to get a USB stick that's actually a PC you can plug into the back of an HDTV, such as the Lenovo Ideacentre Stick 300. Or maybe you're looking for a teeny tiny computer - mini PCs are available, some less than half the size (and price) of Apple's smallest option, the Mac mini.

For those who want to build their own gaming rig, there are super high-powered options that allow you to choose from hand-chosen, upgradeable parts, including AMD and Intel processors. You can even opt for an ARM-based PC in a prebuilt model.

Switching from one OS to another always involves some adjustments, but our tips are intended to smooth your transition. Whether you're interested in ultraportables like the LG Gram, full-size laptops that weigh just 2 pounds, or convertibles that do double duty as tablets and laptops, there's a Windows PC format to suit your needs.

With the arrival of new Windows 10 features and intriguing hardware like the Surface line, from the massive Studio down to the Surface Go, it's an exciting time for PC enthusiasts. So why not take the plunge and explore what Windows has to offer?

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