What turns an Apple fanboi on?

Thursday, June 24. 2010

What turns an Apple fanboi on?

Apple fanboi behavioural psychology

What is it with Apple Fanboi's? The diagram above was drawn with respect to the iPad a few weeks ago, but its all happening again with the iPhone 4 (replace Curry's with Carphone Warehouse in the UK etc etc).

The only conclusion I can come to that describes this odd behaviour is that Apple fanbois get sexual pleasure from queueing in front of Apple stores. Come to think of it, maybe its the only type of sexual pleasure they get in the real world

Posted by Alan Patrick in Laptops, Netbooks & Handsets at 17:24 | Comments (3) | Trackback (1)

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Or perhaps, it's just indicative of how Apple keep most of the stock, and send limited amounts of product to other suppliers?

#1 Farhan Rehman (Homepage) on 2010-06-24 17:55 (Reply)

I asked the same question to people at work who failed to get one at the Apple store due to the long queue. Basically, they can't deal with Carphone Warehouse's support system if things go wrong. The carriers refer you back to CW to get things fixed.

#2 Rachel (Homepage) on 2010-06-24 20:58 (Reply)

Seems to be a good one

#3 Vinay on 2010-07-16 05:45 (Reply)

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