“People use Windows because they must, not because they necessarily want to. Those that can afford to buck the IT department’s preference [business executives] are all running Mac OS X now, and not because they must,” Matt Asay writes for CNET.
“Until you’ve spent time on a Mac, you’re almost certain to pillory this perspective, but there’s something very different about using a Mac,” Asay writes. “It’s a beautiful piece of hardware, complemented nicely by an inviting, rock-solid operating system with seamless integration into the services – iPod, iPhone, iLife (Apple’s creative productivity suite) – that people desire.”
Asay writes, “Windows is IT. It’s industrial and it’s useful. The Mac is something more, and that is why more and more people choose to buy it.”
Full article here.
MacDailyNews Take: “Mac users have made a conscious technology choice and are therefore better informed.” – Paul Thurrott of Windows Vista Secrets, Windows IT Pro Magazine, Windows Weekly, SuperSite for Windows, etc., December 06, 2004
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@Spark… “Nick, I believe that 90% of self-immolation cases worldwide are caused by the friction of corduroy on fat-thighed individuals.”
Then I’m never buying corduroy’s again bro.
I was just about to get my corduroy’s out of mothballs to ready myself for the cooler fall weather. Darn!
Macs make me horney. PC make me limp.
Winblows is NOT useful.
“I almost never see a Mac on a plane.”
And every Winblows user is playing Solitaire.
Have Apple turned me into a snob?
My manager got a really good laptop as a fairwell present. I mean it was/is a good piece of hardware but for some reason i couldn’t be very glad for her.
I mean. It made me wonder how i would feel or react if someone gave me a very deacent spec-ed laptop.
I’m really confusd…kind of. and dissapointed in myself or mybe i’m just still pitying the people that don’t know OS X/ Apple products.
Do anyone feel the same? Just wondering.