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It seems a logical question, and it is one I have asked myself many times: who in their right mind would pay more than $1,000 for a laptop, just to be able to say they have a Mac?
Are Macs worth more, because they deliver better overall performance?
As Apple continues to dominate in the digital media category, with iPhones, iPads and iPods, the company has also seen a steady uptick in its computer sales. In the U.S., Apple is the number three computer manufacturer. According to recent results from IDC, Apple had about 10 per cent of all PC sales in the last quarter, trailing HP and Dell.
Apple users swear they get way more bang for their buck, but is that just the mystique of Apple talking? Experts seem to be divided on this answer. Some will say Apple seems to have better quality products than most PCs, but then how does that explain the fact that PC and Apple users tend to keep their products for about the same amount of time?
What do I think? I am still right in the middle on this issue. I am thinking about a new laptop and can’t bring myself to pay such an extraordinary amount for a Mac, especially if I’m not guaranteed better performance. On the other hand, I have had pretty terrible experiences with low-quality PC laptops, whose batteries such as Dell BATDW00L Battery , Dell 1X793 Battery , Dell BAT1194 Battery , Dell Precision M20 Battery , dell F5635 battery , dell YF976 battery , dell C5974 battery , dell U4873 battery , Dell Inspiron XPS M170 Battery , Dell Inspiron XPS M1710 Battery ,dell 0483T battery , dell Inspiron 2100 battery essentially died after just one year of use, and have heard many similar stories. That’s why I am relying on the experts to help answer this question.
“When we look at the life cycles of PCs and Macs, in general people tend to keep them the same amount of time, four or five years,” said Tim Brunt, an analyst of personal computing and technology at the technology research group IDC Canada.
Yes, but are Mac people happier? I asked him.
He couldn’t answer that question.
“From a hardware perspective, Macs are much more expensive. But where the levelling of that playing field happens is the pre-installed software that comes on a Mac, that doesn’t come on a PC.”
Brunt said to get the same software on a PC, you’ll have to make additional purchases – often in the range of about $1,500. So spec for spec, Macs are still more expensive, but Brunt said not by as much as you might think.
If Facebook users have any credibility, Macs are far and away a better choice. A poll I ran on my Facebook page last week, Macs outranked PCs by 28 votes for Macs to 5 for PCs.