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I don't think he was reading between the lines at all. You flat out said that it's brand loyalty and learning curve keeping people from switching.
by dkonofalski 10y ago
I don't think he was reading between the lines at all. You flat out said that it's brand loyalty and learning curve keeping people from switching.
- jameslk 10y agoI said "brand loyalty," (i.e. Apple has a history of making quality products and providing great customer service) not "easily manipulated by brands" and "learning curve of alternative options" (i.e. it would take effort to learn how to move all my stuff to a different OS and get used to the hardware and OS differences, which is a large friction point) not "incapable of learning a new system." You can somehow try to read into that as if I'm saying Mac users like myself are stupid if you'd like, but that's not what I flat out said nor insinuated.