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I would certainly say they are dominating. Try comparing an apple store to a Microsoft or Linux store...oh wait, you can’t. Considering that they are selling
by codeddesign 8y ago
I would certainly say they are dominating. Try comparing an apple store to a Microsoft or Linux store...oh wait, you can’t. Considering that they are selling a product that is very accessible online and at other retail locations...they ARE dominating that space.
- bdcravens 8y ago> Microsoft or Linux store...oh wait, you can’t Actually, there is a Microsoft Store. I have one at the mall nearest me. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/locations/find-a-store https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/locations/find-a-store That said, when I walk by the Apple Store in the same location, there's easily 20x (often more) the number of customers roaming around. > they ARE dominating that space I doubt that. I bet more Macbook Pros are sold at Best Buy than Apple Stores. (unless you're defining the "space" as operating system manufacturers)
- reaperducer 8y agowhen I walk by the Apple Store in the same location, there's easily 20x (often more) the number of customers roaming around. The only time I've ever seen a reasonable number of people in a Microsoft Store, it was the one in Bellevue, Washington — the city next to Redmond, for those of you not familiar with that city. Most of the time when I see Microsoft Stores, they're empty except for two or three husbands killing time playing games while their spouses shop.
- sonnyblarney 8y agoApple and Microsoft are barely competitors anymore. Apple is the only high tech company with a material retail presence.