Apple hardware changes alter Microsoft "Hunter" ads
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#4I liked the CD bin analogy. Another good one is the clearance rack at clothing stores. Even though it's the same stuff that, a few months prior, was given lots of floor space and displayed nicely on models--it just seems crappier. And even though I know what's going on, I still totally fall for it. Them's some powerful forces, apparently.
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#5Pfeh. This reads as a story written purely to arrive at the "and that's why 90% of computers sold over $1000 are apples" conclusion.
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#6I don't really get the point of this article. Different tools for different jobs. I have both a dell latitude E6500 and a white macbook. They are both really nice machines, but not really "apples" to apples.
Do research on what software you need, what you want to get done, and... Well I guess I'd better stop preaching to the choir.
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#7I liked the CD bin analogy. Another good one is the clearance rack at clothing stores. Even though it's the same stuff that, a few months prior, was given lots of floor space and displayed nicely on models--it just seems crappier. And even though I know what's going on, I still totally fall for it. Them's some powerful forces, apparently.
Another good one is the clearance rack at clothing stores.
That's pretty interesting, because I buy the majority of my name-brand pants, polos, shoes, and shirts from discount stores like Marshalls, TJ Max, Nordstrom Rack, etc...
Do you pay full price for your clothing from all the designer stores?
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#8Not to say that the ad campaign is a winner, but this conclusion is dubious logic at best. A bad ad campaign is responsible for the revenue drop you say? Nothing to do the with the deep global recession and plummeting consumer spending? This type of stuff makes me hate pageview driven publishing.
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#9I'm amused that Microsoft now needs to defend itself against apple. What's next, a commercial saying you should buy Microsoft instead of Linux?
When you are the underdog, just having the 800lb gorilla notice you exist is a huge victory.
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#10I liked the CD bin analogy. Another good one is the clearance rack at clothing stores. Even though it's the same stuff that, a few months prior, was given lots of floor space and displayed nicely on models--it just seems crappier. And even though I know what's going on, I still totally fall for it. Them's some powerful forces, apparently.
Another good one is the clearance rack at clothing stores. That's pretty interesting, because I buy the majority of my name-brand pants, polos, shoes, and shirts from discount stores like Marshalls, TJ Max, Nordstrom Rack, etc... Do you pay full price for your clothing from all the designer stores?
No, I go to the discount places too (I was just in a Ross the other day). But I hate clothes shopping, and the discount stores do take more effort. Sometimes I feel it's worth it to not go discount just to be in and out of there faster.
Incidentally, I don't have the same "bargain bin" problem in the discount stores...because it all looks pretty bad.