The GoodKid's Profile

Apple has been transforming from an elite base of geeks who seek the best computer to an elite base of geeks who seek not only the best computer but also the best music player, the best mobile phone and yes, even the best software. Pre-iPod revolution, I bet you that less than five out of ten of your typical Dell happy consumers had any idea that Apple even existed. Fast forward a few years and I bet you that everyone at least has a rough idea of who Apple is and I am certain that the majority of Dell happy consumers think of MP3 players when they think of Apple. The "Mac experience" is no longer relevant as it's now the "Apple experience" and that experience includes more than software or computer, it extends way beyond that now. If Apple plans to gain more attention, well, I believe that releasing software into another market is the best way. iTunes was the first success using this philosophy and now Apple is trying it again with Safari. iPhoto, in my opinion, would be a big hit to Windows users - especially those who use the iPod photo feature. Let's not forget about AppleTV users as well.