I kind of have – or I’m in the progress of doing so. I’ve been an Apple/Mac user for about 25 years – I’m a designer and it’s kind of the route you take. However, I’ve never been one for Mac vs PC wars – a computer is just a tool to get the job done; the client doesn’t give a hoot what platform it was created on so long as the work is good.

That said, Macs are just not powerful enough these days and they only pander to casual consumers – not the ‘pro’ market (whatever a Pro is). I also wanted to start using VR so recently I bought all the parts and built myself a high end gaming PC (GTX 1080) that I will perhaps migrate my software to (Adobe Creative Suite and Cinema 4D). When (if) the drivers come out for the GPU I’ll see if I can Hackintosh it – if not, I may start going PC.

I like Mac OS – Windows I find a bit of a pain and the stability of Mac OS is also a plus point. Apple’s hardware is also well built and rarely have I had any problems with it in those 25 years.

I don’t think Apple are innovating anymore – Google and Microsoft (among many others) are doing far more these days, though Microsoft are making up for lost time having done little in the past.

I was genuinely excited when I saw the Surface Studio – Apple’s announcement of new Macbook Pro’s did little for me and in the past I’ve been genuinely excited and look forward to Apple’s keynote speeches. Maybe I’m getting older now but Apple doesn’t have that same shine they once had. Profits are all they seem to care about – Tim Cook I feel is great at that part of the business but he lacks vision. They need some Moon Shots.

So, I still use Apple hardware day to day (phone and computers) but I’m looking at Windows PC’s more and more.