Hotarla wrote:glad i'm not a gamer nor do i need a gaming computer. xD;; besides, i wouldn't have time to game anyway.

Same here!

A regular computer does well enough for me. I don't even need a fancy one (no bitten apples for me, thank you) because the stuff I do does not require any powerful equipment.
And although I do like playing every once in a while with my beloved Sims 2, it's been weeks since I found a little time for it.
So.

Yeah I’m glad too lol. Although sometimes, I feel like getting an apple iPad lol. Just so that I have a bigger screen than my itouch to play my mobile games lol. XD easier to maneuver lol.

Well, other brands offer bigger screens too - with Android IOS - for a much more affordable price.
Anyway I suppose the price may be justified for other users, but considering how I use the technology it simply is not worth for me.

ehhh but some of my games are apple bound. so if i get a tab that doesn't have that game, or i can't transfer my game info to the new device, i'm screwed. xD and i'll STILL have to play on my little itouch screen. xD

Ah, well, if you are already used to the brand then I guess it can be worth for you keeping the same OS.
But since I've always used Windows/Linux/Android I've never been interested in spending the extra buck for an Apple item.

i think its because ive always used an apple itouch. it was one of the first ever devices ive ever gotten, because at the time, i wanted something to listen to music and play games, but not be an actual phone. years later, i still find apple products more comfortable to use. xD;;

That's a matter of habit, and I agree, when you get used to one thing it may be annoying being forced to re-learn to use it just because it uses a different OS.

Well I’ve tried using other operating systems (because my parents have phones with different operating systems) and while I can use them, I also find them awkward lol.

I have no problem learning something different, if I think it's worth it.
I mean, I'm regulary using three different OS (Windows, Linux, Android) and each has its advantages.
But since Apple has always been on the pricey side I really see no point in trying it at all.

Actually I would go all for Linux, if all the programs I want to use were avaliable for Linux.
They are not, but at this pace it won't take much to get there.

Android is nice for touch screens, such as phones and tablets.

I don’t mind learning a new operating system either. At the time, the apple itouch wasn’t too expensive which is why I bought one. Now though, apple is one of the few operating systems I’m comfortable with lol.