Chris Briggs wrote: Commodore 64
Uplander wrote: Anyone with a M1 machine?
And while there are quite a number of smart people who are creative or content creators, most people who buy Apple/Mac products are people who who are not smart enough to figure out how to use a PC.Overread wrote: Ha, I think there are more Mac users in the creative world.
r1ch wrote:
And while there are quite a number of smart people who are creative or content creators, most people who buy Apple/Mac products are people who who are not smart enough to figure out how to use a PC.Overread wrote: Ha, I think there are more Mac users in the creative world.
Throughout the entire 2021 calendar year, Canalys estimates that Apple shipped 28.9 million Mac models, a year-over-year increase of 28.3%. Apple had an 8.5% market share in 2021, again coming in fourth behind
Lenovo, HP, and Dell. appleinsider.com/articles/22/01/12/apple...urth-quarter-for-pcs
8.5 percent if you EXCLUDE Chrome books from the equation. 9to5mac.com/2021/07/13/mac-market-share-q2-2021/
With a market share of 8.5 percent in 2021 it is a safe bet that most creative people and most people in general have PC's.
US sales of mac are in the higher, around 13 percent I wonder if that means we American are not as smart as everyone else? Or just have more money than sense? LOL www.statista.com/statistics/576473/unite...hipment-share-apple/
I know people that only use mac as well. I see you are from the US. In the US the market penetration for Mac is 12 percent instead of 8.5 . Apple was smart, they gave their computers to schools and children grew up using them. So even though Macs are way over priced, many people growing up already had experiencing using them. Some say macs just work, but that is not reality, they have similar problems like PC. The problem with PC, is because of their huge dominance in market share, hackers hack Windows, mac market share is so small, hackers cannot effect enough people to make it worth while. So a person with a Mac, who does not backup their computer has much less likely-hood of losing their data than a PC person. You have to back up windows, you have to do windows updates or you are at risk to millions of hackes, mac has so few hackers trying to hack it. So the perception is Mac is more reliable. Another thing, Mac has had 3 major OS reconfiguration. Power PC chip. Intel chip, and now their own M1. You cannot run old power PC programs on the new chips which users had to upgrade every time for the new hardware, also hackers would have to learn 3 operating system. Just not worth it for them, when PC still allows running of old code and you don't have to learn a new recomplied OS. PC, you can run the oldest programs from 8086 days on a PC, very backwards compatible.Chipper wrote: Mac for me as well
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