That's generally true. I've been an Apple customer since I bought my first computer in the 1990s. Back when Dell, HP, Toshiba, and Sony (actually, Microsoft) ruled the world, my Apples allowed me to be more productive. I spent more time producing work than talking to help desks, purging viruses, unlocking the system, trying to find files, the works.MediumTex wrote: Apple has created an ecosystem that people are likely to stay within, which creates a nice durable competitive advantage. Between itunes, the app infrastructure and the cross-device synching capability I think that once a person enters the Apple world they are likely to stay there. That's JMHO, of course..com
But right now I'm typing this post on Amazon's Kindle Fire. When the time came to get a tablet, Apple's were either too big (iPad) or too small (iPod Touch), or too expensive relative to competitors.
I don't know what that means for Apple's future.