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"In both cases, Apple loses at converting them" Yeah, once you have accepted a false dichotomy, you can conclude anything you want to. It's very unlikely that
by pohl 17y ago
"In both cases, Apple loses at converting them"
Yeah, once you have accepted a false dichotomy, you can conclude anything you want to. It's very unlikely that the entire set of XP users cleaves nicely into the two categories that just so happen to resonate with your own personal anecdotes.
Edit: I'm not ideologically aligned, here. I was only responding to your tacit assumption that Apple needed to target some sort of "average" user in order to get a return on their marketing investment.
- thaumaturgy 17y agoshrug I gave you a distillation of the actual opinions and decisions of a not-small number of users, all of whom I interact with on a regular basis. They represent a fairly even mixture of individual and large business clients. You can take that anyway you want. I'd love to sit here and continue arguing ideology with you (not really), but I've gotta go meet with some more of my personal anecdotes ... ...and fix their XP issues.