Comments on: Modest Black Friday discounts help Mac sales
Some thought Apple would slash prices on Macs beyond its usual Black Friday discounts, but it stuck with the plan and Mac sales responded, according to analysts.
Some thought Apple would slash prices on Macs beyond its usual Black Friday discounts, but it stuck with the plan and Mac sales responded, according to analysts.
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Apple will never break out of their low percentage usage until they A) allow clones and B) drop their prices down to reality.
"Comparable box?" "They do the same exact thing?"
A simple Google search will show you how Apple fares against Wintel boxes and/or laptops in pricing and features.
When people want your product you do not have to give deep discounts to get people to buy. Maybe that is a lesson Wintel could learn from Apple.
@protagonistic - With a market share as low as Apple's is, its apparent that Apple probably should discount their product. The exact same hardware is inside these things. I can do the same work on either one of them. The price should be quite similar for either - but its not. Its not even in the same ballpark. Done.
- by AppleSuxLeo December 2, 2008 12:02 AM PST
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