You should buy a mac for many reasons.
They have an excellent operating system, it is simple to operate, it is very secure and not prone to getting virus' like a PC, it is built for everyone to use very simply. There are added programs like voice-over to help with blind, easy programs that are more basic and simpler looking than PC. Another great additive is the multi-touch trackpad. Allowing different commands and gestures to be done so quickly and effortlessly.
There are other features of the macbooks that are great, in the macbooks and imacs there are isight cameras that come standard. iphoto, imovie, garageband, iweb, idvd which all comes standard. those programs are made to make the macbooks and imacs more unique to the consumers. They have a top notch design to them as they are built with aluminum and glass. No other computers are made this way, which makes the macbooks and imacs more desireable and more expensive.
Macbook batteries can be charged up to 1000 times and last longer than a normal notebook battery. This makes them much more useful and ecofriendly as they can be used for longer periods of time without being replaced.
Apple is making their products more compatible with other products available.
These are all reasons why PC users should switch to Apple.
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Why you should buy an iPad
Why you should buy an Ipad?
There are a lot of people that became enthusiasts after finding out about the apple I pad. The number of reviews on the internet made people wants to purchase the I pad more and more. As tech savvy as the I pad is there are always downsides for the splurge of $500.00 on one.
The apple I pad is a PC tablet with lots of functions and features you can use. It is said the I pads are both reliable and user friendly just like other Apple products. The startup is quick than it is for the majority of net books.
Also, the battery lasts up to 10 hours! In comparison to the netbook, the Ipad is a lot easier to get things done faster.
You can use your Ipad for reading EBooks as well because it has a very good application that can enhance the reading experience to a lively one. The aluminum casing is great in terms of durability and aesthetics. Therefore, many people say that the Ipad is a stylish device everyone should have. The touch screen is a great feature and the screen flipping is something you will enjoy using.
Even if Ipad is such a great device and has a lot of advantages, there are also a few disadvantages of owning one. First of all, the flash player videos are unavailable for you on the Ipad. Also, the functions of the Iphone are unavailable for the Ipad. You can
The biggest downside is the price range. Not many people can afford purchasing an Ipad.
All in one, if you want to benefit from the great Ipad features you should purchase one. However if you want a phone the Ipad is not for you and you should purchase the Iphone 4. The Iphone 4 has face to face chat which is extremely advanced in technology and always enjoyable when talking to your friends and loved ones.
Do social networks influence online Shopping?
Facebook, Twitter, My space, blogs, and the list go on when talking about Social networks. Whether you
Through the following and up to date information of yourself or celebrities someone will see something they may like and go straight on line to purchase the newest trend to keep up to date.
A article found on a social network by Sarah Perez on ReadWriteWeb
.
Our question for you, gentle readers, and especially any of you who may be "’t phone or send text messages with it because it does not have a phone function.’re gossiping, following your favorite artist/celebrity or posting everything you do. Every action is a source of advertising and branding. You are building an image for yourself, you are showing everyone what you like and what makes you, you. Gen Y", is this: "What influences your buying decisions?" Here's what Sarah has to say...
Sarah says: "Want To Market To Gen Y? Get on Facebook"PriceGrabber. Some 85% of Gen Y respondents said they participated in social networking, and 57% reported involvement with blogs. In order to market to Gen Y, web retailers are now starting to use social media to do so. According to an August 2008 survey by Internet Retailer, 39.3% of retail respondents use social networks for marketing purposes, 32% have a page on Facebook, 27% are on MySpace, and 26% are on YouTube."Society for New Communications Research for Nuance Communications found nearly three-quarters choose retailers and products based on others' customer care experiences shared online. In addition to word-of-mouth and other trusted sources like Consumer Reports, respondents found information about others' customer care experiences online in the following ways:" Web 2.0 functionality, like Amazon.com's product ratings?
Which of the things on this list ring your bell? And by that, we mean, what influences your buying decisions?
We would love to hear some feedback about this via a comment or an email to us at Mail @ DreamWorthyGifts.com.
The train has indeed left the station, but as far as we can tell, it's still moving pretty slowly, perhaps picking up steam gradually (like most "trends"). Here is an article from PRoactive, Sally Falkow's blog on PR trends. It's about Social Media Shopping on FaceBook. Note the date - November 05, 2007, well over a year ago.
In part, Sarah writes: "When Facebook members buy something at a commerce site, they can let those in their Facebook networks know about the purchase, passing along information on the item as well as a discount or coupon. The service will bring a sort of easily tracked viral element to online shopping. Two other people described it as part of a larger plan by Facebook that will allow data about Facebookers' online transactions and interactions to circulate within their social graphs."
Has anyone actually seen someone on Facebook sharing a purchase with their network? How often do you see it happen?
To us, social media is a great branding opportunity, as well as a customer service and customer retention strategy. But on our side of the fence as e-tailers, if you subtract all the hype, I think we're all still figuring out whether it will lead to increased sales or not. Again, we would love to hear some thoughtful arguments about this - especially from any online shoppers. (A notable possible exception may be Twitter - PRoactive's 2/9/09 headline on Twitter challenging Google is an interesting side note, as is the fact that Twitter has raised another $35 million.)(see graphic)
So, back to our question, shopping lovers, what influences your decision to buy or not buy? Does social media matter? Is it
"...There are now more ways than ever for customers to share their experiences with others online. A 2008 study conducted by the
"According to research from shopping comparison site
There are a lot of people that became enthusiasts after finding out about the apple I pad. The number of reviews on the internet made people wants to purchase the I pad more and more. As tech savvy as the I pad is there are always downsides for the splurge of $500.00 on one.
The apple I pad is a PC tablet with lots of functions and features you can use. It is said the I pads are both reliable and user friendly just like other Apple products. The startup is quick than it is for the majority of net books.
Also, the battery lasts up to 10 hours! In comparison to the netbook, the Ipad is a lot easier to get things done faster.
You can use your Ipad for reading EBooks as well because it has a very good application that can enhance the reading experience to a lively one. The aluminum casing is great in terms of durability and aesthetics. Therefore, many people say that the Ipad is a stylish device everyone should have. The touch screen is a great feature and the screen flipping is something you will enjoy using.
Even if Ipad is such a great device and has a lot of advantages, there are also a few disadvantages of owning one. First of all, the flash player videos are unavailable for you on the Ipad. Also, the functions of the Iphone are unavailable for the Ipad. You can
The biggest downside is the price range. Not many people can afford purchasing an Ipad.
All in one, if you want to benefit from the great Ipad features you should purchase one. However if you want a phone the Ipad is not for you and you should purchase the Iphone 4. The Iphone 4 has face to face chat which is extremely advanced in technology and always enjoyable when talking to your friends and loved ones.
Do social networks influence online Shopping?
Facebook, Twitter, My space, blogs, and the list go on when talking about Social networks. Whether you
Through the following and up to date information of yourself or celebrities someone will see something they may like and go straight on line to purchase the newest trend to keep up to date.
A article found on a social network by Sarah Perez on ReadWriteWeb
.
Our question for you, gentle readers, and especially any of you who may be "’t phone or send text messages with it because it does not have a phone function.’re gossiping, following your favorite artist/celebrity or posting everything you do. Every action is a source of advertising and branding. You are building an image for yourself, you are showing everyone what you like and what makes you, you. Gen Y", is this: "What influences your buying decisions?" Here's what Sarah has to say...Sarah says: "Want To Market To Gen Y? Get on Facebook"PriceGrabber. Some 85% of Gen Y respondents said they participated in social networking, and 57% reported involvement with blogs. In order to market to Gen Y, web retailers are now starting to use social media to do so. According to an August 2008 survey by Internet Retailer, 39.3% of retail respondents use social networks for marketing purposes, 32% have a page on Facebook, 27% are on MySpace, and 26% are on YouTube."Society for New Communications Research for Nuance Communications found nearly three-quarters choose retailers and products based on others' customer care experiences shared online. In addition to word-of-mouth and other trusted sources like Consumer Reports, respondents found information about others' customer care experiences online in the following ways:" Web 2.0 functionality, like Amazon.com's product ratings?
Which of the things on this list ring your bell? And by that, we mean, what influences your buying decisions?
We would love to hear some feedback about this via a comment or an email to us at Mail @ DreamWorthyGifts.com.
The train has indeed left the station, but as far as we can tell, it's still moving pretty slowly, perhaps picking up steam gradually (like most "trends"). Here is an article from PRoactive, Sally Falkow's blog on PR trends. It's about Social Media Shopping on FaceBook. Note the date - November 05, 2007, well over a year ago.
In part, Sarah writes: "When Facebook members buy something at a commerce site, they can let those in their Facebook networks know about the purchase, passing along information on the item as well as a discount or coupon. The service will bring a sort of easily tracked viral element to online shopping. Two other people described it as part of a larger plan by Facebook that will allow data about Facebookers' online transactions and interactions to circulate within their social graphs."
Has anyone actually seen someone on Facebook sharing a purchase with their network? How often do you see it happen?
To us, social media is a great branding opportunity, as well as a customer service and customer retention strategy. But on our side of the fence as e-tailers, if you subtract all the hype, I think we're all still figuring out whether it will lead to increased sales or not. Again, we would love to hear some thoughtful arguments about this - especially from any online shoppers. (A notable possible exception may be Twitter - PRoactive's 2/9/09 headline on Twitter challenging Google is an interesting side note, as is the fact that Twitter has raised another $35 million.)(see graphic)
So, back to our question, shopping lovers, what influences your decision to buy or not buy? Does social media matter? Is it "...There are now more ways than ever for customers to share their experiences with others online. A 2008 study conducted by the
"According to research from shopping comparison site
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