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I really don't think that-s very surprising - the people who buy Macs, instead of just going with the rest and buying PC's, are generally the type of people th
by PieSquared 19y ago
I really don't think that-s very surprising - the people who buy Macs, instead of just going with the rest and buying PC's, are generally the type of people that would care more about technology (computer as well as 'green' and other) and the type that are closer to power users (so they end up knowing what they're buying, and liking it.)
Or maybe I'm just making all the wrong assumptions, who knows.
- cos 19y agoI refute your claim with this: http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=macs_cant http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=macs_cant
- carpo 19y agoI've always thought the opposite. Mainly because I've always bought PC's because I could research and choose the parts appropriate to what I wanted to use the machine for. Then build it myself. Though this has most likely changed now that apple uses intel parts for their machines.