Or simply click on the Smiley Face down in the dock at the far left hand side if you need a fast way to open it with a mouse. There are a few things that are different, but overall, the experience is close enough that you should not have trouble for very long. After all, Microsoft has tried very hard to make their OS as close as possible to the Mac OS for a long time.
It can happen. A slight uptick in the US. Simply because Apple is a US based company. Yet Worldwide, my facts are still correct. It's well below 5%. So low that it's not even considered relevant enough to be listed.
"In August 2011, Gartner estimated Apple's PC market share in US as 10.7% for Q2 2011. Apple's worldwide market share is not listed, because not in top 5; inferred to be 5% or below. Gartner's numbers include netbooks, but not media tablets such as the iPad. Total units in Q2 2011 from all vendors, ~85 million.[3]"
It's interesting that the smaller PC vendors with less marketshare are the only ones growing in this declining market yet according to Slappy they are the ones that should be suffering yet the market leader by unit shares, HP, just keeps falling. It's almost like the exact opposite of what Slappy thinks happens in real life.
Ah! Thank you very much! I will give that a shot once I get home. I tried the smiley-face thing last night and it showed me most/all of my files, but I couldn't see any way to organize them. It was just one ginormous list.
It can happen. A slight uptick in the US. Simply because Apple is a US based company. Yet Worldwide, my facts are still correct. It's well below 5%. So low that it's not even considered relevant enough to be listed.
"In August 2011, Gartner estimated Apple's PC market share in US as 10.7% for Q2 2011. Apple's worldwide market share is not listed, because not in top 5; inferred to be 5% or below. Gartner's numbers include netbooks, but not media tablets such as the iPad. Total units in Q2 2011 from all vendors, ~85 million.[3]"
Why did you post a link to OS market share? The article and thread is about hardware market share. Isn't that obvious to you?
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click on the desktop. then hit Command-N.
voila, files and folders.
Or simply click on the Smiley Face down in the dock at the far left hand side if you need a fast way to open it with a mouse. There are a few things that are different, but overall, the experience is close enough that you should not have trouble for very long. After all, Microsoft has tried very hard to make their OS as close as possible to the Mac OS for a long time.
Ummm...am I missing something because I read this over at Engadget:
Nope, you didn't miss anything. AI's chart is reporting on US sales, that one looks to be Global sales.
Apple is doomed I say ... DOOOOOOMED! ... oh, sorry, I think I just had a Slappy episode.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_s...rating_systems
"In August 2011, Gartner estimated Apple's PC market share in US as 10.7% for Q2 2011. Apple's worldwide market share is not listed, because not in top 5; inferred to be 5% or below. Gartner's numbers include netbooks, but not media tablets such as the iPad. Total units in Q2 2011 from all vendors, ~85 million.[3]"
It's almost like the exact opposite of what Slappy thinks happens in real life.
That can't possibly be the case.
Because 5%.
There, I said the obligatory number with a percent sign after it. Whatever I've said in this post must be Absolute Truth, handed down from on high.
click on the desktop. then hit Command-N.
voila, files and folders.
Ah! Thank you very much! I will give that a shot once I get home.
It can happen. A slight uptick in the US. Simply because Apple is a US based company. Yet Worldwide, my facts are still correct. It's well below 5%. So low that it's not even considered relevant enough to be listed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_s...rating_systems
"In August 2011, Gartner estimated Apple's PC market share in US as 10.7% for Q2 2011. Apple's worldwide market share is not listed, because not in top 5; inferred to be 5% or below. Gartner's numbers include netbooks, but not media tablets such as the iPad. Total units in Q2 2011 from all vendors, ~85 million.[3]"
Why did you post a link to OS market share? The article and thread is about hardware market share. Isn't that obvious to you?
That can't possibly be the case.
Because 5%.
There, I said the obligatory number with a percent sign after it. Whatever I've said in this post must be Absolute Truth, handed down from on high.
Nonsense. It's only Truth if you use some feigned precision. If you had said "5.173%", it would have been Truth.
Why did you post a link to OS market share? The article and thread is about hardware market share. Isn't that obvious to you?
It's slapppy.
Again...why do you all respond to Slapppy so readily? Is it because he's a contrary POV that is almost too easily refuted? (I still think he's a Poe)
I like responding to the crazies.
This is why the iPad is not a computer.
Snapshot of the computer market, with and without iPad