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I have both at home and I enjoy both.
PCs are cheap all around, fairly reliable, and not too confusing, can get viruses easy if you are not careful
MACs are a little more expensive, can be left up a bit longer, take some getting used to, OS-X is Unix based, so a little bit harder to get viruses (again, back to that careful thing)
You can run Open Office, Fire Fox, similar games, MS office, various widgets (Vista +), etc. on both machines. The difference is going to come down to cost for each. MAC software has typically ran more than your PC software. Hardware is also typically more expensive. The OS (can-be) more stable (this also depends on the user). If you plan on using this for games, do your games run on MAC, or are they PC only? There are applications to make a PC environment within windows so you can run windows apps, but it may not run as the creators intended. MACs are also better at visual effects and video editing.
PCs are cheaper, but may not be the most stable (again, this is based on the typical user), but most applications out there have a ‘windows-version’ of something out there. PC’s can run SQL without too much complaining.

Cost vs. need. = Your call.

Good luck!

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