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TPF Noob!
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OK - so if nobody liked my emotion-invoking life story of my transition to Macs... 
Let's look at it this way. Between school, studying, shopping (all done online), reading (e-books or news), and hobbies (audio, photography, web design, etc), I spend at least 50% of my waking hours during the week with some sort of screen in front of me. That's a lot of time. I might as well spend that time with products that I think are innovative, sleek, and sexy (Macbook, iPad, and iPhone).
If I had a job where I drove all day long for work, would I want a minivan, or would I want a Lexus with wood grain, navigation system, sunroof, and an awesome sound system?
So yes. I'm paying for a name. I'm also paying for better screen resolution than any other tablet (iPad). I'm also paying for incredible integration between devices (iCloud with Lion, iOS5). I'm also paying extra for a solid aluminum body laptop case and a beautiful screen. I'm paying for a platform (iOS) that has better options for apps.
To each his own. From my experience of all things Windows (whether my experience is flawed or not), those products feel like the minivan. Apple's products feel like a Lexus to me. If your Windows machine feels like that Lexus to you, then that's awesome, and you should definitely stick with it. (No sarcasm here - I'm not trying to be a snob or anything).

Let's look at it this way. Between school, studying, shopping (all done online), reading (e-books or news), and hobbies (audio, photography, web design, etc), I spend at least 50% of my waking hours during the week with some sort of screen in front of me. That's a lot of time. I might as well spend that time with products that I think are innovative, sleek, and sexy (Macbook, iPad, and iPhone).
If I had a job where I drove all day long for work, would I want a minivan, or would I want a Lexus with wood grain, navigation system, sunroof, and an awesome sound system?
So yes. I'm paying for a name. I'm also paying for better screen resolution than any other tablet (iPad). I'm also paying for incredible integration between devices (iCloud with Lion, iOS5). I'm also paying extra for a solid aluminum body laptop case and a beautiful screen. I'm paying for a platform (iOS) that has better options for apps.
To each his own. From my experience of all things Windows (whether my experience is flawed or not), those products feel like the minivan. Apple's products feel like a Lexus to me. If your Windows machine feels like that Lexus to you, then that's awesome, and you should definitely stick with it. (No sarcasm here - I'm not trying to be a snob or anything).