Are there any Apple products that you wouldn't buy?
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keithold thanks all baggers
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To be honest, I don't see myself ever owning an Ipod. They are waaaay over priced imo. I spent about 50 USD on my mp3 player and it holds more than enough songs for me. I just can't see dropping 200 dollars for an ipod.
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I would avoid the iMacs. I have had a world of trouble with my iMac G5. The design has poor ventilation, it tends to overheat. The fan and power supply have broken three times now. It's gotten so that Apple has had to extend the warranty on it because the machine is essentially defective. The first time it broke they had not really owned up to that so that cost me 200 bucks for the parts and I had to replace the power supply myself. It's just a shame. I use their G5 dual processor tower at work and it pretty much never hiccups. Very stable and quiet machine. This one is rather low end, though the screen is lovely. It's just a bad design moment. My 80 gig iPod is the bidness thouugh. Very stable and a nice design.
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Apple Tv... lol, pay $400 to watch television on your television. Whats next apple radio? lmao. Apple computers are great imo.
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not really... once they decide to make the IPHONE available for Verizon I am there... the Q stinks compared to what my friends can do.
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Apple computers
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all
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I've had great success with apple products for about 23 years now (all the way back to when you had to program in BASIC) but the only one I wouldn't get would be the iPhone simply because I dislike cell phones in general.
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The iPhone has brought me back into the Mac fold after half a lifetime. I just got an iMac with Leopard last week. Ten times better than Windows. (Never thought I'd say that.)
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I might eventually buy a ipod maybe an iphone, but those are those are the only Apple products I'll get.
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*Wouldn’t*? No, not as long as I had a need for it. Their quality is almost invariably through the roof, and if you do have a problem, their service is even better! Now, that having been said, I don’t currently have a need for most of their stuff—my almost–five-year-old Power Mac G5 and almost–one-year-old MacBook meet pretty much all of my computing needs, and an iPhone just isn’t a necessity for me (much as I’d *love* to get one).
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everything ever made by Apple ESPECIALLY the MacBook air (impressive, but made for the future), and iPod, a stupid waste of money pile of crap that only sells because of appearance
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