When Windows 10 comes out I'll probably pull the trigger and get a Microsoft Surface for testing, but I don't think I'll ever leave OS X for Windows.
(to name a few)
1: Recently helped a friend install a new hard drive in a Lenovo Edge 15 only to find out the laptop has problems with Crucial SSDs (it brought back to many driver / hardware compatibility issues from my past jobs)
2: Features like Dashboard, Expose, Notifications have become real workflow time savers in OS X and I've never seen as good implementations in Windows.
3: I've never seen a PC laptop with a touchpad as good as on a Mac
4: the BSD / *nix base of OS X is to valuable to be without
5: Web development tools are just hands down better on OS X - Transmit, Sublime Text, color pickers, etc... theres just no equivalents on Windows.
6: Handoff in OS X with my iPhone is such a great convenience.
and to many more... I think Apple has lost they're way a bit and really need to focus on making OS X better; in recent years, iOS has received to much focus (IMO), but things are fine for now (so long as it doesn't get much worse)
And I can always throw Windows into a VM or bootcamp - it's much more difficult to put OS X into a VM on a PC.
(to name a few) 1: Recently helped a friend install a new hard drive in a Lenovo Edge 15 only to find out the laptop has problems with Crucial SSDs (it brought back to many driver / hardware compatibility issues from my past jobs)
2: Features like Dashboard, Expose, Notifications have become real workflow time savers in OS X and I've never seen as good implementations in Windows.
3: I've never seen a PC laptop with a touchpad as good as on a Mac
4: the BSD / *nix base of OS X is to valuable to be without
5: Web development tools are just hands down better on OS X - Transmit, Sublime Text, color pickers, etc... theres just no equivalents on Windows.
6: Handoff in OS X with my iPhone is such a great convenience.
and to many more... I think Apple has lost they're way a bit and really need to focus on making OS X better; in recent years, iOS has received to much focus (IMO), but things are fine for now (so long as it doesn't get much worse)
And I can always throw Windows into a VM or bootcamp - it's much more difficult to put OS X into a VM on a PC.