LOOKS
Mac: A pleasant brushed-metal gray or a polycarbonate white, depending on your model. In either case, it fits discreetly into your living room. A softly glowing LED indicates if the Mac is in sleep mode or not.
PC: An unholy conglomeration of sliding doors and bright LEDs. If you're a gamer, -9001 points for cold cathode tubes and neon cooling pumps.
STARTUP
Mac: You are greeted with a soothing chime and the grey Apple logo. Soon the screen transitions into the Mac OS X banner and the login screen follows shortly after.
PC: You are greeted with a horrible-sounding beep. Soon the screen abruptly turns into the Windows logo in all its 256 color glory.
DESKTOP
Mac: An intuitive and useful desktop. You can press F9 to show all open windows, F11 to temporarily show the desktop, and F12 for the Dashboard - a cool collection of widgets. The title bar changes to reflect the currently active application. In short, the computer works for you.
Windows: An outdated UI based on a flawed 1995 design. File extensions are hidden by default in an attempt to make the computer more Mac-like. In short, you work for the computer.
CRASHES
Mac: The screen darkens and a message appears telling you to restart your computer. No resolution changes, no technical bullshit that you have no chance of fixing. If an application crashes, the computer prompts you to reopen it.
Windows: An abrupt resolution change and you're staring at the familiar blue screen, usually with some cryptic error.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Mac: All Apple stores have a Genius Bar, where certified Mac Geniuses will help you with any problem you may have with your computer.
Windows: Good luck with that, you get to go online where smarmy nerds will smugly (and incorrectly) diagnose your problem, all while making you feel like a fucking idiot in the first place.
tl;dr: You fags sure got told.
