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Originally Posted by
Tokyo Slim 
You are free to tell us about how much Apple f***ing sucks.
I already did in my Sales Pitch.
- I pointed out that their prices are relatively more expensive than non-Apple products
- I pointed out that they don`t even include necessary accessories (like basic cables) even with the higher pricing
- I pointed out that Safari doesn`t load some pages properly.
- I pointed out that Apple TV used in the standard way (the way Apple intended) is limited.
If I have additional experiences to share, I probably will, but for now those are the only things I could think of that suck about Apple.
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Originally Posted by
Tokyo Slim 
Maybe to someone trying to sell something. Not in the general tone of the thread until that point though.
Well to someone trying to make sure as many as possible DON`T buy their products, maybe that`s the way my post came across.
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Which in no way helped the OP, or said anything of value related to the discussion taking place, other than "It's easy, I'm so happy, you should buy one"
I said "It`s easy, I`m happy, you should CONSIDER one," but I am sure your posts added much more value to the topic and have helped the OP a lot.
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Again, Apple TV and etc. have absolutely nothing to do with this thread. Do you think that if someone is interested in an Apple TV, they can't just like... find the price themselves?
You can easily find the price yourself for anything discussed on this forum. Sometimes it`s good have the information readily available. Like I pointed out in my Sales Pitch, Apple prices are a bit higher, so by putting the prices in the Pitch, I thought the reader could compare for themselves.
The Apple TV is not directly related to the OP, but I included it to relay that you can`t use all Apple stuff "as is" and expect to have a nice experience. You should be happy I included this in my Sales Pitch, as I was pointing out a flaw in Apple products.
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You remain confused then. Nowhere in this thread was anyone trying to sell a "non Apple computer". The only evangelism was from you. The term PC is not really commonly used in that way by anyone but Apple, who try to distance themselves from being a "PC" so that their customers don't see fit to question pricing or performance disparities between themselves and other PC manufacturers.
How about I continue to use "PC" and you type the long version, "Non-Apple-Computer." As long as we both know we are talking about the same thing, the "confusion" should not be a problem.