“Is there some correlation between Apple’s retail store locations and figures released in Oct. 2005 on Internet use and computer ownership? Apparently so… The map below (see full article link) shows the just-released rankings (2003) by the Census Bureau for households with computer access, and households with a computer, as a percentage of the state’s population,” ifo Apple Store.com reports.
“As you can see, the Gulf Coast states are particularly indicative of some connection between Apple’s location decisions and computer/Internet use–four states rank at the very bottom of the 50 states and District of Columbia. New Mexico, West Virginia and South Carolina round out the bottom seven states. Oklahoma, the next lowest-ranked state, just opened an Apple store in September,” ,” ifo Apple Store.com reports.
Full article plus map here.
Apple’s retail stores list and info here.
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> from liberal posters above >
“the average voter is a low wattage bulb at best”
“Hard to believe there were people stupid enough to vote for Bush…”
“Even though the average moron-on-the-street is starting to comprehend…”
“Republican States, that only makes me feel pity for this country.”
“Sadly, the real idiots here are the American People.”
Yeah, you libs aren’t elitist snobs at all.
Heh heh.
European. And loving it.
And it’s 10 minutes walk to my nearest Apple Store.
(Note for US citizens – walking is something you do with your legs. No car involved.)
Hail to M$!!! At least we’re shipping jobs to India, where they love the good ‘ol USA!
Yahoo!