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Mac Pricing: Value Is in the Eye of the Buyer

You have to look beyond the hardware. Apple sells a package of well built, technically decent machines, superb service, unmatched integration, superb design and a great OS. What that's worth to people is their decision. Judging by their sales and profits history, they appear to know what they're doing.

The lower prices are as much a competitive response as it is a reflection of costs. Apple was, and probably still is, the lowest cost manufacturer of pc's. Their operations area gets little press but it is an envy of manufacturers.

Revisiting the iPhone’s Browsing Market Share (Part II)

Admob should buy an iPhone. They would then understand their market a whole lot better.

I can render a complex web page on my iPhone about 4 times quicker than my old Windows "Smart"phone. That is if the page even loads in IE.

Anyone who uses Admob's data to make a business decision is a fool.

Is Windows Mobile a Threat to Research in Motion?

I just purchased my first (and last) Windows Mobile phone. While I have a bias as I'm a Mac user, its Windows through and through. Poorly organized, endless pressing through menus to get the most basic of cell phone functionality, a defacto reliance on 3rd party software as the MS bundled software is borderline useless and I can boot my Powerbook off the battery faster than it takes this phone to boot.

Yes Palm's OS is buggy and obsolete. Windows Mobile is not a solution.