before it chomps down on Microsoft. But seriously what am I really saying?

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Being a not-so-tech savvy person, I dare say that whoever that calls Apples not user friendly at all, are definitely… noobies. Because if a person like me *insert picture of a fuse between colourful gay mika & paris hilton ala mamak style* can survive and be happily married to my iBook for the past 3 years, why not you?

What makes an Apple so special? What’s up with the Apple users being cult artists out there, evangelizing the Apple religion to the staunch Microsoft believers out there? Seriously, seriously.. seriously. Even I don’t have an answer to it. Could it be the pretty face? Could it be the interface? Could it be the applications? I mean seriously, how cool can your music player be like iTunes? or what about the Garageband? Like seriously.. what other laptops out there that could give you such great sense of ownership?

I can’t write how cool the Apple softwares are, I can’t write what sort of features the latest iPhone is gonna be.. but holy cow! Do you know that iPhones are now selling for USD199 for 8gb? *hyperventilates*

I’m afraid Apple is going to rule the world someday, because even my 3 year old niece can point to my laptop and calls out A-P-P-L-E.

This blog entry’s writer is definitely an Apple fan because within the first week she bought her iPod nano, it fell into the lift gap. iPod survived. In the following year, her iBook survived a hard crash onto the floor because her clumsy friend got tangled up with the charger hence crashing her iBook onto the cold hard concrete floor. iBook survived. And she managed to get her battery replaced on the day of its expiry *big applaud to the Mac crews*. And just last year, she happily washed her bag with her iPod nano in it. Writer discovered her iPod swimming in the washing machine.. and miraculously 3 months later, her iPod started working with perfect battery lifespan. Without entering the repair workshop. iPod is still surviving. Happily playing Take A Bow by Rihanna.

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