How has this gone on for 5 pages?
Console: Easier to use
Easier for mommy and daddy to buy
Less "likely" to have compatibility issues.
"Usually" cannot DIY spec for same price
PC: Capable of higher resolution and detail if games support
Can upgrade hardware
More customizable
PS and Xbox are closer than ever to being gaming PCs as they have ever been. While the closed systems of the consoles makes it easier to optimize, you will still hit hardware walls. Gaming at 1080p on a PS4 for $400 is not a bad deal at all. Having said that, a PS4 is pretty much going to have a limit of 1080P. Resolution is not everything, and this is where consoles and PCs start to really part ways. A $700+ "Gaming" PC will likely look far better at 1080p vs a PS4, because the PC will likely be able to crank up the details. This gap only widens as you increase the price of the PC, which you cant do for consoles.
The PS4 will look really good for "most" people at 1080p. I am not most people, which is why I'm a PC gamer. For me, spending 2.5x the amount of a PS4 is worth the cost, to be able to play beyond 1080p. Hell, even with all my computer power, I still play Civ4 and some flash games.