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So your point is it's impossible to get toughness, battery life, light weight, unibody and multi-touch into one PC. Cool, got it.

• _pi 17y ago
  No my point is that Mac is a computer and is subject to the same shit that other computers are subject to, so if "this crap just works" stops working on a PC it will also stop working on a Mac. Mac's suffer hardware issues and software issues as well, however the perceived notion is that they don't.
  • jc76 17y ago
    That's a different argument. You said Macs only sell because of marketing but don't have features to justify price. But you named all the features Macs contain in one package and said it takes multiple PCs to get the same features. So I argue that they do justify the price. Whether those features appeal to you personally is yet another argument, but Apple knows thier target customer appreciates those features and will pay for them all in one computer. And yes, Macs also break. Although they're rated at the top in customer-service and repair every year.
    • _pi 17y ago
      Not exactly, I named specific types of computers that excelled at delivering the features of the Mac. I called d Mac a jack of all trades. Although they're rated at the top in customer-service and repair every year. Depends how you rate it, in fact I'm not surprised at this rating because Apple makes a business out of it more than any manufacturer Not only that but for some things they don't even service things, such as iPods. iPods/iPhones are the most disposable piece of hardware never considering they just throw out the "broken" one and give you a new one. Some people would call that service, I call that waste. I will concede they have a great service plan, give customer under warranty a new one, repair old one and sell it for a smaller profit as a refurb.