You would have to understand why Apple created the one button mouse in the first place so you can better understand why it is used today. I'll give you a hint though - try explaining the difference between the right and left click to a new computer user over the phone and what each click is supposed to do at a given time. After several "right or left click?" questions, you'll start to get it.
Why shouldn't I be paying more for a machine that's slower if I want that machine?
It's a different company with a different price structure with a different product. As I said, would you balk at the price of an orange at the fruit stand of your grocery store if it is cheaper than an apple?
If you value a Mac, you can choose to pay the premium. It's really that simple. There is no "should be because the PC is"
There are people bashing PCs on this forum who don't have all their facts straight. There are plenty of PC users bashing Macs who don't have their facts straight (because there are more PC users in total, this number is probably much higher). If it really bothers you, you might not want to hang around a Mac forum where we will be advocating the usage of..... guess what, Macs!
Why shouldn't I be paying more for a machine that's slower if I want that machine?
It's a different company with a different price structure with a different product. As I said, would you balk at the price of an orange at the fruit stand of your grocery store if it is cheaper than an apple?
If you value a Mac, you can choose to pay the premium. It's really that simple. There is no "should be because the PC is"
There are people bashing PCs on this forum who don't have all their facts straight. There are plenty of PC users bashing Macs who don't have their facts straight (because there are more PC users in total, this number is probably much higher). If it really bothers you, you might not want to hang around a Mac forum where we will be advocating the usage of..... guess what, Macs!