
I really love my Apple products. I use the MacBook Pro, Ipod nano, Ipod, and a wireless mouse. I’ve been happy with their products and service since I made the big switch in October 2006. I did purchase a HP notebook a few weeks ago. Why? I needed to use Windows OS for one of my clients. I didn’t want to put Windows on my Mac. I. Don’t. Like. Windows. Besides my work the HP gets no time from me. My daughter uses it to play Starfall but I’ll be purchasing a Mac (not sure if it will be a desktop or a notebook) sometime later this year. I simply prefer my Mac’s. I’m currently looking at trainings for the Mac OS when I have some spare time I might take a few courses to get a few certifications.
Apple rolls out a bright iFuture
The company’s amazing transformation continues with a series of big surprises beginning in the next 30 days. They could make it the tech world’s undisputed leader. I think shares will double again by 2010.
By Jon Markman
Even as world markets renewed their high-volatility rout this week, real business went on as usual. And for tens of thousands of companies without exposure to subprime lenders or low-end consumers, business is still very good.
A genuine leader in this regard at the moment is Apple (AAPL, news, msgs), which is on track to emerge later this year as the single most influential, life-changing and powerful company in the technology and consumer electronics universe. In a few years, it could even become the most valuable. <more>