APPLE SELLS THE MOST

Exciting as the 20 per cent market share marker is - for a group that's so often observed as a destined insignificance - it's not the finest one. That figure wraps Apple's split of the market as calculated by the amount of boxes transferred. Look at the proceeds acquired as a substitute, and Apple's market share leaps to 35 per cent. This happens at a time when notebook computers have never been looked out as cheaper. It not only justifies Apple's line of attack of first-rate pricing but also recommends that the company has certainly profited from a repercussion against Windows Vista.