All those iPhone users? How many are there? And how many are there
that are Mac users? I agree that Apple tried to grab a market share
by incorporating the first all in one what was actually cool. But
they out priced themselves along with tagging themselves with AT&T.
If I could buy a reasonably priced iPhone that could hook up with a
pay as Uuse it plan then maybe. But as is, it's not for me. That's
what the end user has to ask. What do I want to do, what do I want to
use and what price do I want to pay? The Macs have always paid off
for me. I can't say the same for the PC.
BTW, I'm still using a clam shell iBook. I'm upgrading this month to
a powerbook because the clamshell doesn't run OS X that well. It'll
run, but slow. However, I still love my clamshell Mac and it's
running just fine. It was bought in 1999.
My wish, computer prices would come down in price (over all) like TV
prices. I bought my first CD play for around $350. I can now get one
for about $20. Talk about deflation!
We seem to keep talking about the Mac VS the PC. aren't they both
PCs? It's the OS that counts as far as I can see. And the Mac is now
able to run either. So what's the bitch? A person can run them both
and make there own decision and not blame the machine but rather the OS.
Jeff M
On Oct 16, 2007, at 4:35 PM, mike wrote:
Too bad you have all those iphone users mucking up your elitist non
youtube
world...shame.
Mike
On 10/16/07, Jeff Miles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
PC user, I play games and read some email. Mac user, I get
work
done. Oh, I forgot the Utube thing. How important is that? PC people
seem to flock to it. Maybe this is why the Mac/Apple has only a 3-5%
market share (depending on who you listed to). It kind of reflects
society as a whole. Scary.
Jeff M
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