10/24/2005, 4:30pm, EDT
Monday, October 24th
Apple dominates Amazon's top sellers list
In total, Apple holds 14 of the top 25 positions in the best sellers list. Apple's compact 12" PowerBook G4 ranks fifth overall, followed by the 1.25GHz Mac mini at number six.
The 1.42 GHz Mac mini ranks ninth, followed by the last-generation 17" PowerBook at 10, and the new 17" iMac G5 at 11. Another configuration of Apple's 12" PowerBook G4 holds the 13th spot and sells for $1400.
Other brands in the top 25 include Compaq, HP, Toshiba, and Sony.
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i had a dream, osX is not going to be restricted to Apple computers only and as a side-effect kill MS in the process, sell your MS stock boys 'n girls. MS is dead if it loses just 20-30% of windows sales and some bad luck with the 360 or Office. :D
Go into most computer stores and you'd think Apple didn't exist.
Mind you, I don't want Apple to become the new Microsoft. I don't want Google to be the new Microsoft, just as I hope there is never a final winner in the console wars - let's just return to the 80s when there was variety and choice in systems.
Ideal situation - Microsoft banished back to the Office world, various Linux derived and Apple systems in homes, and more and more standard standards for sharing data between them. (Software should sell itself on ease of use and features, not on file format lock-in).
Actually MS can even have a bit of the console market if they keep Sony on their toes - Xbox Live is better than Sony have managed outside Japan.