Windows vs. Mac

Have you ever wanted to learn more about apple? It defined the smartphone market with the iPhone, then reinvented personal computing with the iPad. Growth was off the charts as consumers bought these products. Then, things changed. Samsung caught up to it with smartphones, and arguably leapt past it by releasing a bunch of phones with bigger screens. The tablet market was super hot, but has stalled. As a result, Apple's growth has slipped to single digits, and people started asking, "What's wrong with Apple?" more often than talking about what's right. While it's understandable that the buzz has died down, there's no escaping the fact that Apple is still a gigantic company, the likes of which we rarely ever see again. As a reminder, we've complied some mind-blowing facts about Apple's business. Apple generated $43.7 billion in sales during the first three months of 2014. That's more than Google, Amazon, and Facebook COMBINED.  Tunes, Apple’s online music, video, and app store, generated sales of $4 billion in 2010. That’s over $1 billion more than one of the world’s largest music companies, Warner Music Group.^d In 1983, Apple entered the Fortune 500 at #411 after being in existence for only five years, making it the fastest growing company in history.^h Apple stores each sell an average of $93,150 worth of products every day, which is equivalent to $3,900 an hour or $65 a minute every day of the year.^aIn 2009, Apple sold 40 million iPhones. That’s 4,583 sold per hour, 76 per minute, or 1.27 per second. The iPhone is sold in 89 countries.^a  Apple's iPhone business generated $26 billion in revenue. Microsoft's ENTIRE business generated $20.04 billion over the same period. The iPhone is growing faster than Microsoft, too. Apple’s iPhone business generated $26 billion in revenue. Microsoft's ENTIRE business generated $20.04 billion over the same period. The iPhone is growing faster than Microsoft, too. Apple has phones, computers, iPods, and ipads. That’s 13.7 million Macs--9 million laptops and 4.6 million desktops. The desktops brought in $1,340 apiece. The laptops brought in $1,206 apiece. That’s 13.7 million Macs--9 million laptops and 4.6 million desktops. The desktops brought in $1,340 apiece. The laptops brought in $1,206 apiece. Besides having a strong brand and best-of-breed technology, Apple is also targeting some of the fastest-growing markets. Take a look at the following projections for Apple from some major firms.The MacBook Pro is a line of Macintosh notebook computers by Apple for the professional market. First announced on January 10, 2006 at the Macworld Expo by Apple CEO Steve Jobs[1], the MacBook Pro was immediately available for pre-sale at online Apple Stores worldwide, with deliveries beginning in mid-February 2006[2]. The MacBook Pro was the successor to the 15-inch and 17-inch models of the PowerBook G4 series, and was the first Macintosh laptop to be powered by the Intel Core Duo and Core 2 Duo processors. The MacBook Pro is currently available in two size configurations: a 15.4-inch model first introduced on January 10, 2006 and last revised on June 5, 2007, and a 17" model first introduced on April 24, 2006 and also last revised on June 5, 2007.[3] Alongside the iMac Core Duo, the MacBook Pro represents Apple's first computers to feature Intel processors instead of PowerPC processors, a transition that completed on August 7, 2006. Since the introduction of the MacBook Pro, other lines have followed, including the introduction of the Intel Core powered Mac mini on 28 February 2006 and the consumer line of laptop computers, the MacBook on 16 May 2006. What I think about Apple is good. I have used it all my life. I love there iPads, iPods, macs,and iPhones. They don't break or mess up. If i have had one for too long they might get a system error, but we get them fixed. 

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