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>You say that as if that's some easy, cheap thing to achieve. No, I don't. I say it as if there are more important things to consider in the products you buy.
by Sir_Cmpwn 10y ago
>You say that as if that's some easy, cheap thing to achieve.
No, I don't. I say it as if there are more important things to consider in the products you buy.
- azinman2 10y agoMaybe for YOU, but considering Apple just posted their most revenue ever last quarter, there are billions of reasons to disagree. (Their products are also not _just_ sexy/trendy, clearly. They basically invented this entire category of modern smartphone despite many previous attempts by others.)
- Sir_Cmpwn 10y agoLogical fallacy. Just because a product is successful doesn't make it the best product - in fact I'd wager that it isn't more often than not.
- azinman2 10y agoThe question wasn't "what's the best product," it was "Why do so many prefer the walled garden?"
- NTripleOne 10y agoBecause to the average, non-technically minded user, they bought the phone for the logo on the back. Sadly, average, non-technically minded users make up a large proportion of the global populace.