- Ability to hibernate. You don't want to put your Mac to sleep and put it in your laptop case. With a Windows-based laptop, you can just hibernate. It saves where you are at and completely shuts down your computer; however, when you restart, the computers comes back to where you left off.
- Resize windows from every corner and every side.
- Delete key (that deletes in back of the cursor), Windows has Delete and Backspace.
- Active Documents - Windows 7 (Vista too) has preview of every document that a program is running when you hover over its icon on the taskbar (Dock). I substitute with F9 to find what I have out there on the Mac. (I learned you can click and hold on a icon on your Dock to see everything that is running on that program).
But the stability and speed of Mac, including all the other features the Mac OS X has more than makes up for these little features in Windows.

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