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What Apple products do you own (or not own)?

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  • iPhone (any gen)

  • iPod (touch, nano, shuffle, classic)

  • iPad

  • iMac (mini, Pro)

  • MacBook (Pro, Air)

  • Apple TV

  • Apple accessories (Mouse, Trackpad, Keyboard, monitor, Airport)

  • I do not own any Apple products

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Wow.... I ticked every box
iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4.
iPod 10GB (Fist Gen), iPod Nano (3rd Gen)
iPad
Mac Mini, Mac Pro
MacBook Pro Core Duo, MacBook Pro C2D, MacBook Air
Apple TV (1st Gen)
Apple Cinema Display, Mouse, Keyboard, Airport Extreme Base Station.
 
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BlahBlahYouToo said:
i don't care for OSX and their overpriced computers.

iphone 4 > any android, bb, windows phone

ipad 2 > any other tablet, and cheaper too
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you missed the IMO part apparently

ive played with an phone and i disagree with your statement

i have no use for any tablet. also its more expensive then the xoom when you purchase the adapter for HDMI and such
 
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WTF is an iMac Mini and an iMac Pro?

I have an iPhone 4, iPod Classic (don't use very often, would be great if my car stereo had an aux input), iPod Shuffle (only use when I'm running), a Mac Mini, an Apple TV1 and an Apple TV2. My work laptop is a 13" unibody Macbook (owned by my employer).

I hadn't owned any Apple products in nearly a decade before my employer set me up with an iPhone and Macbook.

Yeah, I spent more on those devices than some of their competitors. I never thought my Sandisk Sansa was that great. My Creative Zen Vision W was pretty good, but it was not without flaws. I don't really have any complaints about my Apple products. Except the old Apple TV, which I bought primarily to hack and run Boxee, but Boxee kind of sucked on it. New Apple TV with XBMC is much better.

So yeah, you can call me a sheeple or whatever, you can say I wasted money because I didn't buy the cheaper alternatives. Sure, there are many cases where I spend more money on something than I need to. I spend more money eating at restaurants than I would if I ate at home, and I do it for the same reason that I bought my Apple products. I have plenty of money, and I'm willing to spend some on what I consider to be a better user experience (YMMV).

I won't tell you that Apple products are better than all of their competitors, and I won't try to convince you that you should buy Apple products. Opinions differ, spend your money how you want to spend it.
 
I have a 13" MacBook Air (2010 model, 4GB, 128GB SSD)
My wife has a 13" MacBook Air (2009 model, 2GB, 128GB SSD)

I have a 32GB iPhone 4
My wife has a 32GB iPhone 3GS
 
I have macbook pro running win7, the bluetooth keyboard for it, an ipod nano 5th gen, and an ipod classic 80gb.
 
I own no Apple products. I was tempted by a MBP when I bought my laptop but I think when this whole integration war ends I'll be on the Microsoft side. (2 windows PCs, Zune HD, WP7, just need an Xbox now)
 
I haven't owned an Apple product since I replaced my IIGS with a Pentium-60.

My wife does own an iPod video I got her for her birthday 5 years ago.

Really, there's nothing an Apple product does that I can't already do with something else I own or, if I have to buy something, there's no Apple product that can't be bypassed for something else that's either cheaper or has greater functionality. This isn't accounting for things like the iPad which is both cheaper and more functional than it's direct competitors but is easily replaced by the Gateway laptop I bought 6 years ago (and which still has more computing power!).
 
Looks like a lot of non-Apple owners.

I checked iPhone and iPod, but the phone actually belongs to my company (as a pager). I have a Nano that was a gift and I use it exclusively connected to my car stereo. Two of my kids have the Touch for apps (very little music on them).
 
None

I use them enough at work to get my fill and everyone in my family loves Apple products and my brother always gets the latest Apple products on release so I don't need to buy them to play with their latest stuff.
 
I voted none, but I have an original 512mb Shuffle that I got with a new credit card. I haven't seen it in a couple years. I'm not sure where it's at.
 
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