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Intel PC vs. Mac

Intel PC vs. Mac ad is an unapologetic social experiment

Posted on October 4, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The war between PCs and Macs has been running for almost ages, and all throughout the battles, Intel has remained mostly silent because it served both camps. With Apple’s new Silicon, however, Intel has been forced to finally pick sides and take up the cause on behalf of Windows PCs. Its latest effort to draw the line involves what it clearly labels as a social experiment implying that Apple fans don’t really know what they’re missing until reality hits them in the face.
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