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Originally Posted by American Psycho
Yes ok ur right. Macs are overpriced because u can personally build one for cheaper. Kudos. and everyone who buys one is lazy cause the dont learn to build a computer by hand.
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When you have no actual knowledge of what comes in a PC or a MAc then yes, I consider you an idiot and absolutely consider you lazy when you sit here and try to argue that one is better than the other. Your arguments are incorrect, invalid and completely irrelevant when it comes down to the simple fact that you clearly have no knowledge in the difference between a PC's Intel Core i7 and a Mac's Intel Core i7.
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Originally Posted by American Psycho
Personally I'd rather spend my time makimg money than playing lego with my computer hardware and getting the blue neons with liquid cooling.
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Sorry if you're forced to spend all your time working and have no time for hobbies, or otherwise personal enjoyments in life.
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Originally Posted by American Psycho
ur most popular os argument nlah blah.
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Another fact you cannot dispute so you choose to ignore it.
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Originally Posted by American Psycho
I guarantee you at least 50 percent of Microsoft users had the money they would buy an Apple.
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At least show me some form of proof when trying to make such a bold claim.
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Originally Posted by American Psycho
Apple is the richest company in the world for a reason amd I guess its got nothing to do with the entire package that apple offers and it's because all apple users hate the ecosystem , feel apple ripped them off and they are just too lazy to build a custom pc.
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You clearly aren't paying attention are you? Apple is slowly but surely losing it's market share in the mobile world, which is where they made, and continue to make the vast majority of their money.
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Android smartphone shipments grew a whopping 73.5 percent between the second quarter of 2012 and Q2 2013, according to research firm IDC?s latest numbers. 187.4 million Android-powered phones shipped in the most recent quarter, representing 79.3 percent of all smartphones shipped during the quarter. The next closest smartphone platform was iOS, which shipped just 31.2 million units, accounting for 13.2 percent of overall share.
http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/07/and...lides-per-idc/
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Like Samsung says, "The next big thing is already here".