Macs are for professionals

It is a well-established fact that Macs are traditionally preferred and used by professionals in creative industries such as photography, design, film, media, publishing, music, etc. The stability and robustness of the OS X operating system gives the Mac an edge over PCs which run the buggy Windows OS.

As the number of business-related applications on Macintosh continues to grow, more businesses are switching to Macs, proven by their increasing market share. There is no evidence that teachers, doctors and lawyers prefer PCs. In fact, Apple's education programme is increasing in uptake, and more and more students are choosing Macs over PCs, facts proven by recent market surveys.

I think you'll find that many professionals such as teachers, doctors and lawyers prefer to use PCs.

While Mac does have certain professional-level programs, similar programs are available for PC as well. For example, Final Cut Pro for Mac is matched by Adobe Premiere Pro for PC. At the high-end professional level, most of the programs for Mac and PC are very similar in function and performance. At the recreational level, certain programs in Mac may appear to be better than their PC counterparts. However, The distinction is not so great that it would seriously affect the quality of work produced in such programs.programs. 
 
The PC is more diffult to use and that is why the Mac is more popular, but the only reason a PC is more difficult to use is because of the depth and ability of its programmes. Macs skim the surface of what a computer can really do, PCs offer everything.