Apple has, for most of its existence, been a distant second choice, because IBM and Microsoft captured the enterprise, which trickled down into consumer buying habits.
It survived, then thrived, by making its products so appealing that customers would buy them anyway.
Apple has, for most of its existence, been a distant second choice, because IBM and Microsoft captured the enterprise, which trickled down into consumer buying habits.
It survived, then thrived, by making its products so appealing that customers would buy them anyway.
So, effectively, both.