Apple
Apple is a California-based computer technology company. It helped start the personal computer revolution in the 1970s and is known for its innovation design hardware and software offerings.
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The excitement continues
Recently one of my friends bought an Apple MacBook and an iPhone. Before buying it he came and asked about Macintosh machines in general. He is so excited and he claims he is a new person after he bought a Mac. One thing Apple provides to its users is consistent delivery of exciting product range. The excitement continues...and spreading across the globe.
Unnikrishna, India - 25 January 2009
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My loyalty is an emotional issue
I had my first relationship with an Apple object 23 years ago, when I bought a used Apple II. I have owned Apple products, nearly every product Apple has made, since that first purchase. I always show my Apple objects to my friends and share my enthusiasm with anyone who will listen. I have converted many non-believers to Apple fans and raised my children to be devotees. I found work where I spend my days with Apple and when I get home most evenings I spend hours with my Mac. My loyalty is an emotional issue. I get distraught when I am far from my Eve-bitten Apple interface.
Phil, United States - 22 January 2009
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More than technology
My dad has an Apple Mac computer. I’m jealous. He doesn’t even know how to use it and I’m stuck with my Vaio. I have to wait to get my Mac, but I must say this is the first year I have ever used a Mac and it is by far the greatest computer I have ever used. It was complicated at first but then it gets so simple. I feel it is just clean, that’s the first word I use when I describe a Mac. The screen is huge and the sound is great. Apple is taking over and its American. We should support this rather than those foreign goods. The iPod is everywhere as well as the iPhone. Apple is more than technology it is a necessity. Love it!
Amodeus, - 18 December 2008
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It is a culture
Apple is not just a company, it is a culture. People don't just buy one Apple product and switch to a different company for another technological product. Customers are devoted and loyal to this brand. I have had Mac computers my entire life, and barely even know how to use a Dell, or any other brand for that matter. There are Mac users and there are Dell users; it's legitimately culturally divided. I also own an iPod and the iPhone, and all of my accessories, such as my iPod cases, phone cases, and my computer case were all bought at an Apple store. The Apple computer ads on TV emphasize the extensive differences between Apple and Dell which instills pride for those already part of the Apple world and creates a longing and desire to switch for those who are not.
rothk, - 09 September 2008
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Not outdated at all
I'm using my PowerBook G4 Titanium mover 5 years now and the older it gets the more I like it. Even the design is not outdated at all. Of course it's slow and I'm missing all the stuff the new computers have like an integrated camera and WiFi. To me, technology shouldn't become fashion: changing every season. Btw. I also love their shop concept and their ability to foresee human needs. There is one thing though that some of their competitiors handle much better. A thing that makes me love Apple a little less and a thing they should and could work on. It's their Corporate Social Responsibility. I'd like to see greener and ethically produced hardware.
Tanja, Switzerland - 09 July 2008
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My daily apple
Today I woke up with the sound of a beeeep! I scrolled the dock to turn my iPod off, then I took a shower, dressed up and drove with my favorite music on my way to work. I turned on my my Mac when I realized I didn't have my breakfast, but, then again, why should I eat if I already had my daily apple.
Wanda, Honduras - 04 July 2008
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Products are just beautiful
No doubt Apple is number one in the computer market if we talk about design and innovation. Their products are just beautiful! Talking about functionality and software – PCs are better. Apple Company recognizes it openly – they constantly promote that you can install MS Windows (and Windows compatible software) on any Apple... So why do you need MS Windows on a Mac if Mac is better? And let's not forget that Mac or PC are just tools, and more important is how do you use them and for what purpose. Don't tell me the Apple Photoshop or Illustrator creates better designs that the PC ones. It's the "behind-the-keyboard" hardware that does it.
Dimo, United Arab Emirates - 15 May 2008
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Making A Better World
There is no way you can deny Apple is making a better world. It's making it beautiful, easier and smarter. And by this I don't mean just Apple products. Apple's competitors have to try harder, research more, develop more or simply copy more. It doesn't matter to me if they copy, because they recognize the right path is to follow a Mac!!! So...you wanna be a leader or a follower?
Hawaiian Puncher, United States - 07 May 2008
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Shame on you Apple!
Fell in love with the iPhone. Just bought a MacBook Air. Fantastic experience - right up until I needed support. Then the wheels fell of - 3 times in a row. Outlook 2003 does not create mbox files. Mac mail only imports mail in mbox format. Apple's support solution - 'Speak to Microsoft'. Surely it makes sense to make it easy for customers to convert their mail? Speak to any wannabe Apple user who is still on Windows and that's the big scary factor. It makes no sense to leave this gaping hole in their support - unless they are so arrogant they think they don't need any more customers. Some other gems from Apple support - "There is only so much an Apple employee should know about a competitor's product." (Really????) And finally, from one of the 'geniuses' in my local Cambridge UK store after I had, in desperation, decided to convert my mails the long way, via Thunderbird - "We're very busy. I can't help you. All I can do is wish you luck with your chosen solution." And the day before I had spent over £1700 in their store. Shame on you Apple!
VJM, United Kingdom - 09 April 2008
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Apple what more you can offer?!
It is never too much to talk about a Macintosh machine. When I moved to a new place, my new workplace welcomed me with Mac Pro Quad-Core Intel Xeon processors and a 30inch Apple Cinema Display. Now it is very difficult to go home in the evening as I have only a 20inch iMac at home! Apple what more you can offer?!
Unnikrishna, India - 20 March 2008
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