Drak whoa I didnt think you would get so defensive but I will counter you on a few points that you mentioned.
Mac is full of fail. There just like consoles, they come out with a new computer/laptop every so often. That only improves (little) speed/looks.
Well I wouldnt say they are full of fail especially when Microsoft copys them.
As quoted from a Mac vs Vista video "You have to trick macs into doing what you want". Which is true, you don't have full control over there OS's
unlike windows.
I dont know what this statement is suppose to mean but I never had a problem controlling anything in OSX and no tricks were involved.
Then my last rant about this crap OS, upgrades...
Wow mac sure blows in this department , 'Nuff said.
Actually OSX gets upgraded every week or everytime there is a security issue (which is hardly ever) ?so im not to sure what this statement is suppose to mean either.
Plus, linux rules everything. It has the stablitly of OSX, and just as much power as anything else.
So it's ethier *inux or windows that will always stay. Mac's should just die out.
Linux has the stability of OSX because they both use a unix base and linux will never be mainstream because there are too many distros and when the average person wants to try it out they cant figure out how to install anything, and dont want to spend days looking for drivers on the net, ?Also people dont ?like to try things that are new and thats why Apple OSX will never be mainstream either. ?
By the way this is just their results of the last 1/4 in 2006 I dont think they are going anywhere
Apple Reports Preliminary Fourth Quarter Results
Ships Record 1.61 Million Macs
CUPERTINO, California?October 18, 2006?Apple? today announced preliminary financial results for its fiscal 2006 fourth quarter ended September 30, 2006. These preliminary results may be subject to significant adjustment as a result of a likely restatement of historical results.
The Company posted revenue of $4.84 billion and net quarterly profit of $546 million, or $.62 per diluted share. These results compare to revenue of $3.68 billion and net profit of $430 million, or $.50 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Gross margin was 29.2 percent, up from 28.1 percent in the year-ago quarter. International sales accounted for 40 percent of the quarter?s revenue.
Apple shipped 1,610,000 Macintosh? computers