I work at a community college. Well over half the laptops I see students sitting around with are Macs. ISTR reading a year ago that Macs dominated the market for college age student/family purchased (as opposed to college issued - there are some that do) laptops were Macs.

In my social circle (a rather eclectic bunch) I can't recall the last time (it was over two years ago, that much I know) I saw someone take out a laptop at an event or party where it was not a Mac. Many of them also have desktop PC's as gamer machines or older ones converted to linux. As a pure anecdote at our local rec league soccer signup two weekends ago they had a pair of Macs running Bento tied into a roving registrar with a Bento app on his iPhone taking the registrations. In previous years it was all manual.

Matthew


On May 19, 2009, at 5:00 PM, Jeff Miles wrote:

I've been doing a lot of traveling lately. I've been using many airports and ferries. I've also been paying attention to the laptops people are using. While I know the Mac market share is approaching 10% I found it strange the about 50% of the laptops I saw where Macs. Could be Mac users just like to travel more?

Jeff M


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