This is a list of 19 things. I don’t agree. I think that there are always less technically savvy folks who won’t make the transition. I mean we still have radio and people buying radios when cheaper or different options exist.
Which one? A review at PCMag.com might help you identify which device is best for you. Oh the hard times we live in and the decisions we are forced to make.
So at that price the Macbook seems like a steal doesn’t it? You can read how he got to this figure and why at The Consumerist.
From Bloomberg.com. It had a quote that was surprising given all the top press from “journalists”. “While many consumers will buy any new gadget with an Apple label, NPD found that 66 percent of consumers — and 60 percent of people who say they currently own an Apple product — “don’t foresee an iPad purchase in their future,” according to an online survey of 2,000 consumers age 18 and older. The survey was done between Feb. 24 and March 3, NPD said.”
Social Networks and Internet is so useful to so many people who aren’t easily able to participate with mainstream society. Not just ill, but rural, poor and others who don’t have the resources and gifts that many of us are lucky to have.
The study was funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation. You can read more here. It is amazing that 1/3 of americans use library computers!
Probably not. I have seen my own connection fluctuate, and even at times go to a fraction of the speed I was paying for. This is worse when the weather is wet in older neighborhoods. Get more educated about it by reading here.
Probably the start of a larger trend. Its getting hard for people to justify the cost of Windows. I thought he had a thoughtful argument here.