You're absolutely correct that initial outlay is an important factor for some, and that few consumers will actually consider TCO when purchasing a computer.well for most people, the initial capital outlay is quite an important factor, as it can be a substantial barrier to purchasing in the first place. still as you will have noted, i haven't put the higher product cost as a bad thing, rather that it reflects the quality and function.
the bottom line is, i doubt the normal pc consumer will be worrying about the lower depreciation on the apple product and will just try to get the cheapest product they can which does the job. this probably means, with for example a laptop, a £399 i3 based machine from the high street becomes the weapon of choice. i suspect the average apple consumer, who can obviously afford the price, isn’t overly concerned either and buys on the products other merits which i mentioned.
one button mouse - i have 5 and a scroll wheel and use them all.
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a large proportion of the users
one button mouse - i have 5 and a scroll wheel and use them all.
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Touch wood. There have been hiccups but nothing a reboot and a hug won't fix.
I can honestly say I wouldn't use an Apple Mac if I was given one for free.
I can honestly say I wouldn't use an Apple Mac if I was given one for free.
Just out of interest, they come to your house for free? If so that is amazing!
Also what this at the beginning of the thread about not having cut? Is it serious or are they taking the mick?
I can honestly say I wouldn't use an Apple Mac if I was given one for free.
Same here. A MAC does absolutley nothing that I require it to do. Apart from emails and internet.
Gaming - Buy a PC
Professional work - Buy a Mac
Derp.
P.s. Max sux lololololol!!!1!11!one
Then you're one of two things -
1. A fool
2. A liar
I have used them before, and I really didn't like anything about them. Selling it would be the obvious thing to do. But assuming I couldn't, it go straight in the bin.
I have used them before, and I really didn't like anything about them. Selling it would be the obvious thing to do. But assuming I couldn't, it would go straight in the bin.
You wouldn't even install Windows 7 on it?