#IBROWSE EYEBROWS MAC#

Some say it’s a matter of getting used to it, but to that I say no, they have don’t things the way I like. The OS is very differant and for many like myself there are to many things I don’t like.

But for many it’s the “mac experiance” that people do not like. I will be able to buy one without thinking much of it. But in a bit over a year it will not be the same case. For me I do not have the funds to buy one now. I say that is correct to a great amount but not the only big reason. Most say what stops people from getting a mnac is the price. Considering that 16% “Already gave in”, that leaves me to conclude that 49% (ostensibly half) have a favorable attitude towards the Mac.Ĭould it really be true that the ‘different breed’, once defined by only “creative types and yuppies”, is now more loosly defined (half anyway) by the likes of you and I (this following the assumption that many an reading is also a reader).Īll in all, this poll doesn’t really jive with the current marketshare numbers where Apple can only claim 4% (give or take), so I wouldn’t reference the poll as an authoritative source or use it to support a claim, but it does raise an eyebrow here and there, at least amongst the ‘different breed’ of people that read.

Of the five options ranging from “ Not in a million years” to “ Already gave in“, a surprizing 33% chose “Very Tempting”.

#IBROWSE EYEBROWS MAC#

I happened upon a poll on where, by no scientific means, they are asking whether the slashdot-faithful would consider a Mac purchase. It has been said that it takes, shall we say, a ‘different breed’ of person to fork out the extra cash for a Mac (even at the expense of slower hardware!) Defining this ‘different breed’ is usually the cause of much debate. When it comes to using computers, it used to be (and still rings true today) that most people find the Mac platform to be either loathsome or lovable with few spectators taking middle ground on the issue.

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