Comparing Apple And Microsoft: Apple Vs. Microsoft

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Apple and Microsoft are one of the biggest computer systems known to man. Both are very different from each other that attract many people. Apple offers unique products and gadgets within the device. It comes with a variety of different things that have multiple positive items. Apple is clearly a better choice when it comes to electronic devices. Apple consists of multiple different devices. Each and everyone can link to each device so you can access whatever you 're doing on any of your devices. Not only can you access your files, but you can use your device in the most easiest, slickest way. On the MacBook pro and iMac you can slide your fingers to go back onto the previous page on the internet. You can also go from app to app with sliding …show more content…

iCloud saves all of your files such as documents, music, apps, and contacts. That’s right, it even has its own contacts app to not only save on your hand held devices, but your laptop and desktop too. The contacts are used for the messages from iMessage and FaceTime. FaceTime is an app that provides a one to one face to face conversation with friends and/or family. It is automatically on the device and is free of charge. Apple is always the first company to introduce new emojis. Everybody nowadays uses emojis while texting to spread humor and describe their feelings. There are multiple different kinds and categories of emojis. There are people, animals, plants, extracurricular activities, buildings, and different sorts of symbols. Microsoft does offer cheaper prices then what Apple does. A Microsoft computer can cost anywhere from $230-2,700 while an Apple computer can cost anywhere from $1,000-2,164 (Best Buy). Apple’s cheapest computer obviously isn 't very cheap, but when it comes to owning something that has quality and quantity it is definitely worth it. As you have been reading this argument the picture is clearly painted and you can see all of the wonderful options out there that Apple

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