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**i32I7qyH** · 03-20-2011, 12:44 PM

1) It's my money and I'll spend it on whatever makes me enjoy life more.

That sums the arguments up perfectly!
If you see it as worth the money, buy it, if you don't, don't! Simple enough even for the folks here to understand.

As I said earlier, my biggest concern would be the aftermarket service but some don't care about that. One of my cousins is an Apple fanatic, when his lappie screen packed up (common fault), the Apple dealer part price was nearly double the alternative supplier's cost for the same part but, in the end, he just decided to buy a new one as it was 'old'. I think that sums up some of the Apple buyers quite well.

It was his money, but wisely spent? For him it was.

03-20-2011, 12:44 PM	#16
i32I7qyH Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 418 Senior Member	1) It's my money and I'll spend it on whatever makes me enjoy life more. That sums the arguments up perfectly! If you see it as worth the money, buy it, if you don't, don't! Simple enough even for the folks here to understand. As I said earlier, my biggest concern would be the aftermarket service but some don't care about that. One of my cousins is an Apple fanatic, when his lappie screen packed up (common fault), the Apple dealer part price was nearly double the alternative supplier's cost for the same part but, in the end, he just decided to buy a new one as it was 'old'. I think that sums up some of the Apple buyers quite well. It was his money, but wisely spent? For him it was.
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