
By Jo Best
Published: Thursday 30 November 2006
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Annon
Location
Cubefarm
Occupation
Drone
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Kids choose windows over macs? That's a strange statement, let's look at it shall we?
The cheapest laptop you can get from apple, the 15 inch macbook, $1100. The cheapest dell you can get, $700. $400 difference, wow that's like a year's worth of books for a college student. Or a big fat sack of herb for a college student.
Games.
Nearly every single game title that has come out has a windows version. But when you look at the Mac section of it there's a wee laughable list with about 4 games that have come out within the past two years. Many college/high school students play games. When was the last time you heard grandma fragging in quake? Now there's an idea for a youtube clip, the Fragging Grandma.
Of course Apple users prefer laptops, because unti...
Anonymous
you said:
"... kids opting for cheap Windows mach...
Anonymous
this is not surprising. before apple came out with...
youwillneverknow
Well, I'm a Granny & I own an iPod but I've neve...
Anonymous
Kids choose windows over macs? That's a strange st...
Annon
Well, I've been a user of both platforms for over ...
Happy Macer!
Began with Mac II in '88 and , after many others, ...
Anonymous
Games?? With some exception they are recreat...
Paul Wood
I am one of the over 55 crowd and also part of the...
Juan Camarillo
Whatever - Apple Store system buyers typically see...
Anonymous
I feel that Apple should make a cheap intel mother...
Anthony Fouracre
Regarding previous lament about no Macs that can b...
macuser
I'm also a 70+ granny who loves her iPod. Also if ...
Anonymous
In reply to Geek's "When will Apple put out a cons...
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