Every person is a world. And every Mac user, too. While some use it only for work, the same device can have a very different use in another person. Study, compose, write novels, or simply navigate.
The point is that CIRP has done a study asking hundreds of Mac users what they use them for, and the results are at least somewhat curious. Let’s see what type of Mac Americans use depending on their use.
CIRP has done a very interesting study of how Americans use their Macs. After surveying hundreds of Apple computer users, he has published the data obtained and they are very interesting.
Let’s see what type of Mac Americans use according to their use. The survey data revealed that 85% of those who used their Mac for commercial purposes educational had a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro and only 15% used a desktop computer, either an iMac or Mac Pro.
Instead, users who use a Mac for their personal useup to 20% reach those who have a desktop, leaving the remaining 80% with a MacBook Air or a MacBook Pro.
Those who use it mainly for work83% again opted for laptops, while those with an iMac or a Mac Pro fell to 17%.
It is curious that the macmini in said survey. CIRP has commented in this regard that the volume of users of the Mac mini has been very low, of the order of 3% in total, so their participation in the results of the study has been dismissed.
What is clear, and more or less we all intuited, is that Apple’s great sales pie in terms of computers, is taken by laptops, without a doubt. And the company itself has been largely to blame for this.
While every year we saw new models of macbook pro and macbook airincreasingly lighter and more efficient, those of Cupertino have had us with the same iMacs for many years, until the appearance of the iMac 24 inches. Which by the way, has not been renewed since it was launched a couple of years ago. We are still the same?
