In your five points, I only found two points that can be considered drawbacks - that of games and self-assembling. Apart from that, just look at your points: the mouse has four buttons, the gamma is set at 1.8 by default and that Macs have a proprietary format for optical disks (but are also fully compatible with other industry formats). I am sorry if I found your post lacking in any solid points.
Now, as for games:
SE><IE said:
Are you trying to cut your own point? Why would you install a "cheap piece of crap" when you can do anything on an Apple OS? Or do you mean Apple's OSes are no match for the "common peoples' OS"?
This is called twisted logic. Windows is better than Mac OS X for gaming. OK, point noted. Now, if you want to rub this in, you are quite welcome to do so.
What I meant to say, however, is that since you can install Windows pretty easily on a Mac now, this point is essentially mute now. You want games, you install Windows and boot into it when you want to play games. Simple.
Now, please do not give me the logic that '
agar Windows hi install karna hai, to Mac par paisa kyun waste karo'. You do not buy a computer only for gaming, and Macs are better than Windows at pretty much everything else.
As for self assembly. Why do you wish to self assemble a machine? so that you can put together the best parts and make yourself a fully compatible machine that is stable and does not hang or crash, right?
Now, why do you buy a Mac? To run Mac OS X, right? Which organisation/company/person knows best about Mac OS X? Apple, Inc. and their hardware and software engineers who work together to produce systems that are well integrated and rock solid. So, why do you need to self assemble it?
One of the MAJOR problems with Windows is that users assemble their machines themselves and Windows takes an issue with some part of the machine or the other.
Apple is the only company that can circumvent this and bring you true easy of use and out-of-the-box functionality. And they are successfully doing so. they are selling you not just the hardware and software, but a unique experience, which is better than your PC experience.
You say choosing your own hardware configuration is "bliss", I say it is a pain in the neck. Maybe we are just a little different. Then again, Apple is for those who "think different", so that is not much of a surprise.
I am sorry if calling you a troll hurt you, but you posted some truly insane points in that post.