Games are still mostly Windows, even if the most popular ones are on the Mac; this is due to volume, developer support (e.g. DirectX), and the sheer variety of machine configurations that are open to dedicated gamers.
Businesses are also still mostly Windows, and a lot of people need to do work-related things at home. Sadly, you still can't reasonably get work done at a lot of companies unless you have Windows for connecting to some backwards application or server from your company.
Finally, many Macs are also Windows PCs. It's not clear if their survey took virtualization into account, or if any respondents were confused about how to answer (is a Mac that runs Windows a Windows PC or not?).
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 18.7 ms ] threadBusinesses are also still mostly Windows, and a lot of people need to do work-related things at home. Sadly, you still can't reasonably get work done at a lot of companies unless you have Windows for connecting to some backwards application or server from your company.
Finally, many Macs are also Windows PCs. It's not clear if their survey took virtualization into account, or if any respondents were confused about how to answer (is a Mac that runs Windows a Windows PC or not?).