Unfortunately to admit you think this gets you instantly dismissed as a pathetic sucker for marketing. No facts come into it, you’re just a fanboi.
+1. Very true.
I’d never used an Apple product until I borrowed an iPhone a couple of times, and TBH it blew me away. Here was something soooooo simple to use with one finger that it made every other piece of electronics I’d ever used seem dumb and clunky. So I bought one. Yes, it’s expensive, yes, it’s a luxury. But it just works. I don’t need to be a geek to use it. I doesn’t even need an instruction book to learn how to use it!
But I still have to keep hooking it up to a PC to synch it. And every time I do that I’m at the mercy of Microsofts failings and glitches. I don’t know how to fix these, I don’t WANT TO KNOW how to fix them. Why should I?? If I bough a car and the engine kept cutting out, or it got slower and slower the more I used it, I’d take it back for a refund.
I just want something that works as it should.
That’s why I’ve spent 7 months saving for an iMac, and very soon I’ll be buying one. I don’t care about the marketing or the image, (but I do appreciate nicely designed things) or what anyone else thinks. I can’t see the point of wasting money on PCs time after time after time any more.
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