And Neil Young.
And Neil Young.
And Samuel L. Jackson.
And Clint Eastwood.
All fools?
Rather think I've made my point.
What is this obsession you have with sausages?
Image conscious luvvies.Stephen Fry and Rowan Atkinson.
Senile yanks needing drool proof keyboards.Buzz Aldrin, Clint Eastwood
Were probably gifted their computers by Apple Inc.Neil Young, David Gilmour,
Stole his.Samuel L. Jackson.
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And Steve Wozniak.
And Nick Park.
And Matt Groening.
And Eric Clapton.
And Fred Brooks - Troy should know of him, being a whizzo computer person 'n all.
indeed, milking money by selling underspecs machines to gullible fools like yourselfOriginally Posted by thegent
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And Gabriel Garcia Marquez did. Butterfly will have to look him up.
TheGent, you need to stop being Thai, just go for the iPad, the perfect machine for seniors like yourself
& Somchaina sitting at Starbuks doing the Icebucket Challenge...
^
So that's what CMN's doing these days.
Nevermind. Even Ikea can show you how advertising to the retarded can sell products.
IKEA Catalog 2015: IKEA Singapore Ad Video
Really don't think so. An apt description of someone like say Alan Sugar (with his Amstrad empire back in the 70's/80's) perhaps, but Jobs was much more than that. He bound together innovative hardware with in-house software, so yes, it was 'straight out of the box/plug in and go' computing, but without comparable equivalents. I don't believe that there is a major electronics manufacturer anywhere that doesn't centre it's production in somewhere like China or similar. Costs of production are always geared to volume, so if Apple's per build unit costs are less than competitors, obviously their margins are going to be higher.
Where Apple have been particularly good is sustaining their brand identity and public belief in the quality of their products. Sony enjoyed a similar reputation for many years, but they became complacent, and now are struggling in many areas of their catalogue, having been overtaken by principally Korean competitors.
Well said, PAG. The problem is, these days inverse snobbery is rife and it's quite fashionable, particularly among frazzled geeks, the stupid and Belgians, to poo poo success and quality if it doesn't fit in with their narrow outlooks.
Ah well.
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