02-22-2012, 09:55 AM
Good response. I can't argue with any of the points you made, although I do still think Apple overprice their products.
10 years ago I owned an old Mac computer, and at the time nobody had Macs, and most had never even heard of them. A lot of people used to laugh how to ugly and confusing it was, however now as Apple products are seen as being "trendy", everyone seems to be in love with them.
I do like the looks of Apple products, and the iPhones touch screen is quite nice to use, but I'm not one to spend a lot of money when I feel there are cheaper alternatives out there.
For that reason, I built a computer for £1,000 (which so far, is miles better than the Macs at my college which cost the same price), and I bought an Android phone for £100 rather than whatever the silly price of an iPhone is, (I've also compared my android with my step-dad's iPhone, and honestly, the difference in performance is minimal, in fact, in a lot of areas, my phone is a lot quicker and more accurate, also I can be on Pay As You Go).
10 years ago I owned an old Mac computer, and at the time nobody had Macs, and most had never even heard of them. A lot of people used to laugh how to ugly and confusing it was, however now as Apple products are seen as being "trendy", everyone seems to be in love with them.
I do like the looks of Apple products, and the iPhones touch screen is quite nice to use, but I'm not one to spend a lot of money when I feel there are cheaper alternatives out there.
For that reason, I built a computer for £1,000 (which so far, is miles better than the Macs at my college which cost the same price), and I bought an Android phone for £100 rather than whatever the silly price of an iPhone is, (I've also compared my android with my step-dad's iPhone, and honestly, the difference in performance is minimal, in fact, in a lot of areas, my phone is a lot quicker and more accurate, also I can be on Pay As You Go).