Xps/Latitude are generally business machines - I should know since I had a latitude for 4 years lol. Not too bad of a machine either, quad core at 2.7ghz I believe with 8gb ram and a 500gb hard drive not sure if it was an ssd though. Plenty of laptops with killer specs exist for around the same price as a mid to high-end mac would, but they either actually last, or some still may have a replaceable battery.
@SLJ; So what I'm understanding is that a Danish keyboard is different hardware altogether different than the US Layout, so if you were to take care of (possibly expensive) international shipment, you would then have to buy a separate keyboard (even if it were a mechanical, that would still defeat the purpose of it being portable.) I see the disadvantage right there.
You also asked about VLC earlier. On Windows, I stopped using vlc, and I now use Foobar2000, do to its true system-wide customizable keyboard commands (I have ctrl+win+x to play, ctrl+win+c to pause, etc. A winamp-style keymap. Plus, foobar has the ability to stream youtube videos directly through a built-in youtube search, so that's worth taking advantage of over vlc.

Getting this topic back on track, one thing people have hinted at but not explicitly said, is Lets say the developer has done everything to get there game on MacOS. The problem is the tools aren't there for even the most devoted devs.
BGT: only supports Windows
Python: supports basically all platforms, but to get speech you have to use AccessibleOutput2
C++, C#, insert your favorite language here: TOLK probably supports it but TOLK only uses Windows screen readers.
Now you're basically at writing your own reader for your game. Which defeats the point of all of these so called speech abstraction libraries. they advertise write one thing and get speech no matter what. Well its more like get speech only on Windows.

admittedly Windows probably does have a greater market share than MacOS, but if the libraries aren't even there and the devs distain MacOS and write it off, It's not going to get any better.

I meant to say plugin, lol.

Ethin where is this file. I am very much interested in it.

and the original poster has not even replied to their own posts, which is typical. I have felt amazing improvements in windows 10. The only thing I truly dislike about apple is their policies. Mac might be different to use and probably more reliable in many cases, somewhat more secure and whatever, but I always felt it was kind of closed... you don't like some  things about voiceover? no choice, sorry. You cannot communicate with ntfs formatted  drives, so sorry, reformat and start all over. You want to increase your laptops ram? wait while we babysit you with the next 800 dollars plus ultra shiny upgrade. Oops! you spilled something on your new amazing mac based laptop? sorry, you will have to just buy another one because you might be too dumb to replace a hard drive, taking it to the store won't work this time (you'll see exactly why if you open and read the article).

@Jack: Yes, that's what I exactly mean regarding the danish keyboard hardware.
Regarding Fuubar: Sounds like an interesting player. I haven't looked at it, but sounds like I should check it out.

VLC isn't half bad (I used it on one of my machines) but the lack of true system-wide hotkey support was a slight nuisance.
As for NTFS: You can get Paragon NTFS for mac, but that's a paid product (although often times you'll see external drives, particularly those from Seagate, come with copies of the NTFS driver.)
Everything else you said is quite true though. I was fortunate enough to get a hard drive upgrade with a Transcend Jetdrive, but the mbp2017 and up is starting to make that not possible.

Well that's a real bummer. I couldn't imagine it not working, since the extFS driver works just fine. Then again, Mac OS Extended and Linux Extended filesystem are probably a bit more closely related than ntfs.

What you need to realise with third-party ntfs drivers is that they are reverse-engineerd from the real thing. And that's bound to be less stable than a filesystem driver for a filesystem with actual known specifications. That said, I've used ntfs3g in the past on mac, *as long as* you eject the drive properly via finder you should be fine, just unplugging it will break your filesystem. A chkdsk over it will recover most of it, except the new files you copied. Note: ntfs3g is hard to install and you need at least to disable system integrity protection, using something like xfat would be safer in general.

my god... lol
yeah, x fat is the way to go and more devices are realizing this and so they are recording files that are not bigger than 4 gb, (the file simply splits after this point) to ensure full compatibility everywhere.
Still, its very sad. People complaining lots about the new ultra awesome butterfly keyboard on the latest mac machines was also very sad, and yeah, the general direction they are heading. By the way, this machine has had this record:
windows 10 has been running for
49 days, 00:30:18

and I have not had to even restart one single time. This is because I am on an ssd. Reaper surpasses what people can do with protools (I know this because I write articles on the accessibility wiki) and windows is winning simply because there is an NVDA add on which made using things like melodyne possible, ah, and yes, OCR.
I have had about 10 or 12 virtual instruments running here, and not a single crash, so mac's preference for producers and audio elites and whatever other edges are just out the window.
Apple's days are certainly being slowly dwindling.
so, conclusion and end of story: besides an accessible startup menu and an sort of an accessible bios thing plus an unified experience (assuming you spend lots of money on many things which most of us do not) if that can be called that way, there is no difference or advantage of usability in macs. Thanks to those who tried though.

And, yes, audio games would be nicer in more platforms but some companies (ahum) are not making this a nice or even a welcoming process at all.

Some external hd's offer a better ntfs driver from Paragon, particularly those from Seagate. You should obviously still get into the practice of safe-ejecting the drive, but it's a more stable solution. Although the only time you will ever need it is when doing a Windows to Go or Bootcamp setup.