From a producer point of view, sure. But I'd like to reiterate an important argument made by someone else here: 95 percent of the computer market simply refuse Apple's offering.
And?
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At this rate they'll take decades to overtake Redmond.
Ah, the crux of the matter.
Overtake them in what? Market share? Why bother? Apple is within 20% the market cap of Microsoft right now. With sudden high volume comes all kinds of scalability issues. Apple is about the experience. They are relentless at it. Growing too fast would impact that and I doubt Apple is in a hurry to expand too rapidly.
For those of you hung up on volume and market share, go check the earnings for Acer, HP and Dell - all that netbook volume didn't do diddly squat for them....
In what way does the picture 'say it all'? I am missing your subtlety.
Where did you get that number?
PS: Not that I am expecting an answer from you....
I suggest you look at the picture. It is definitely an accute portrayal of the state of Mac vs. PC and their users
PS: another thing this picture does is clearly shows the kind of users mac people are. You know, those men with "softer and more gentle" feelings. The ones that change the world and think different because of OSX GUI....
I suggest you look at the picture. It is definitely an accute portrayal of the state of Mac vs. PC and their users
PS: another thing this picture does is clearly shows the kind of users mac people are. You know, those men with "softer and more gentle" feelings. The ones that change the world and think different because of OSX GUI....
What picture!?
Basking in that soft and gentle feeling and feeling quite intrigued, I read your prior posts too, and I have to say: You're certified! Really. The earth is full. Go home.
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This picture says it all and portrays an accurate picture of Mac users......
In what way does the picture 'say it all'? I am missing your subtlety.
Keep taking that 0.1% every year!
Where did you get that number?
PS: Not that I am expecting an answer from you....
Why does anyone not have him on their ignore list? If there was such a thing as a waste of cyberspace, he'd be the definition.
And for those of us with his ilk on ignore lists, I wish people would stop quoting entire messages
From a producer point of view, sure. But I'd like to reiterate an important argument made by someone else here: 95 percent of the computer market simply refuse Apple's offering.
And?
At this rate they'll take decades to overtake Redmond.
Ah, the crux of the matter.
Overtake them in what? Market share? Why bother? Apple is within 20% the market cap of Microsoft right now. With sudden high volume comes all kinds of scalability issues. Apple is about the experience. They are relentless at it. Growing too fast would impact that and I doubt Apple is in a hurry to expand too rapidly.
For those of you hung up on volume and market share, go check the earnings for Acer, HP and Dell - all that netbook volume didn't do diddly squat for them....
In what way does the picture 'say it all'? I am missing your subtlety.
Where did you get that number?
PS: Not that I am expecting an answer from you....
I suggest you look at the picture. It is definitely an accute portrayal of the state of Mac vs. PC and their users
PS: another thing this picture does is clearly shows the kind of users mac people are. You know, those men with "softer and more gentle" feelings. The ones that change the world and think different because of OSX GUI....
I suggest you look at the picture. It is definitely an accute portrayal of the state of Mac vs. PC and their users
PS: another thing this picture does is clearly shows the kind of users mac people are. You know, those men with "softer and more gentle" feelings. The ones that change the world and think different because of OSX GUI....
What picture!?
Basking in that soft and gentle feeling and feeling quite intrigued, I read your prior posts too, and I have to say: You're certified! Really. The earth is full. Go home.
Again, why is this such remarkable news when you've had:
1.) World economic slowdown.
2.) Vista bomb
3.) iPhone success
Those numbers seem reasonable not exemplary when you factor these things in.
take into account the hoardes of europeons and brits who to avoid VAT taxes
come to the states and buy...
ahh haa
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apple where it compete;s
in its market price range holds a 91 Percent ,
91 OUT OF 100 are apple sales
add in acer shitware and the numbers become false and misleading
to level the playing we should add all the iphones and ipod touches in the mix BECAUSE THEY are better computers than any acer ever made .
what is very very odd is people here somehow ignore this and have a long talk about 3 or 5 percent blah vlah blah
If the data is false how can we speak at all ?
Keep taking that 0.1% every year!
Whatever you say. Works for me.
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