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Rajka said:

I find it disheartening that so many customers find satisfaction with Apple these days. Why? Because that ensures that Apple will not change its ways any time soon, and I am not in agreement with the trajectory it is on. In my mind, this illustrates the abysmal state of personal computing these days. The personal computing revolution is officially dead; personal computing is but a commodity. I should be ecstatic, however, that I lived it from start to finish, drinking the Kool-Aid and reveling in the passion for (nearly) everything Apple from its inception to Jobs passing. Those were exemplary times indeed, incredibly exciting. Rarely does one get to witness and participate in a paradigm shift where technology and culture intersect in such an impactful way. One thing that really satisfies me is that I got it from day one. Ah, the good old days. They weren't as technologically advanced, but they were far more free and far more edgy. Too bad Apple's new customers missed that. They might demand more from Apple. Why? Because it can do much better, provide its customers with far better value and a superior user experience. I know. I lived it.