It always comes down to the value you perceive in a product. The entire discussion about Windows vs Mac OS, or PC vs Mac is completely pointless. The only thing every customer should do, is to get to know the advantages and disadvantages about the product.
If the author couldn't find more advantages in a Mac, then the doubled price is worthless for him. I, however, can find a lot of value in Macs and I don't perceive Macs as overpriced.
I think if everyone around you is telling you one thing and your contrarian impulses cause you to reject the conventional thinking, then you're the hipster. Don your tight cords, Laurent, and enjoy that band nobody else wants to listen to.
Since when has hipster meant rejecting the status quo and/or making a decision for yourself. I have always been under the impression that hipsters and lemmings had a lot in common.
Since the beatniks, at least. Note also phrases like "counter cultural movement", "tune in; drop out", "alternative music", and "alt country" (before they were absorbed by the machine). Ever heard of someone complaining about a band "selling out to go main stream"?
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 26.0 ms ] threadIf the author couldn't find more advantages in a Mac, then the doubled price is worthless for him. I, however, can find a lot of value in Macs and I don't perceive Macs as overpriced.
I really don't get that type of article... It's BS. (I got both).
Macs are shipped with Mac OS but they're personal computers and other PCs can run operating systems other than Windows.
Correct me if I'm wrong.