Mac vs. PC: 3 easy ways to transfer files from PC to Mac

My last article "How to use Mac computers in everyday business - the ultimate guide" received more than 10,000 hits last week. Many who are interested in making the switch from PC to Mac have asked about getting their files onto their new Apple computer. The process of getting your files off your PC and onto your Mac is extremely simple. In this article I'll teach you 3 ways to quickly and easily transfer your files from your rusty dusty PC to your shinny new Mac. Here are three easy ways to move to Mac.

1. Let a Genius do it

All Apple Computer stores are equipped with a Genius Bar. A Genius Bar is a place you can go for advice, insight, and hands-on techinical support. Bring your PC into any Apple Store and a certified Apple Genius — an in-store expert with a mastery of all things Mac — will move everything to your new Mac for you. It couldn’t be easier. This article 'How to switch to Mac: Let a Mac genius move everything from your old PC to your new Mac' provides a step by step guide on getting this done.

2. Use your iPod

Did you know you can use your iPod as a hard drive? Put stuff from your PC on it, then plug it into your Mac and make the move. Your iPod can do more than just carry a tune. iPods can double as external hard drives that can help you transfer all your important files from your PC to your new Mac. Read on to learn more.

3. Use your existing home network

The third way to move everything from your old PC to a new Mac is by using either your existing home network hardware — or a single cable. Ethernet networks transfer data at speeds up to 1000 megabits per second (also known as Gigabit Ethernet), which means that you could move an entire 20GB music library or 10GB video file from your PC to your new Mac in a matter of minutes. Read on to learn more.

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