In the past few weeks, we’ve asked you, our readers, since when you’re a Mac user.
From 2,581 who responded to the poll, 19.9% ​​- quite a considerable number – claimed (still?) not to be Mac users. This in itself is already an interesting fact, but we will focus the analysis on the remaining 80.1%.
Here is the chart based on their responses:
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The graph plots the percentage of respondents who have been Mac users since the periods we determined in the poll. As you can see, most (49.3% – practically half) migrated to the Apple platform between 2010 and 2013, with another 30.9% between 2005 and 2009.
The trend line is clear: there is an ongoing growth in the adoption of Macs, probably due to the famous “Halo Effect” – consumers have a good experience first with an iPod, iPhone or iPad, then decide to try Apple computers.
The new poll – which is already on the air, on the right side column of our website – deals with the controversy we raised yesterday: is there any sense in an 8GB iPhone, in the middle of 2014? Participate! ?
