So If someone asks question to justify the amount he is spending and how secured is his investment according to you he cannot afford it ?? So according to that theory, I guess you must have a lot of money I guess to just splurge with out gauging the value, worth on that Investment. Either you have a lot of money or soon you will have no left ! How about that for an Judgement !
To some people spending $2000 isn't considered a big drain on their bank account. For example , there are people who own a car that is worth over $60k so when they buy a laptop for around $2000 , they don't worry about it as much as someone who can only afford a car that is worth $10k.
On average , spending $2000 on a computer (with extended warranty) every three years isn't so bad if you have the money.
Since Apple offers only up to a 3 year warranty , that would imply that if they were to offer 4 or more years of warranty , they would either be making a lot less money on the warranty or losing money. The rate of failure , on average , should go up considerably after the 3rd year. Most problems with either occur early on in the product life (when the standard warranty is effective) or in the late part of the product life (normally after three years). Look at the bathtub curve I posted earlier. If you can't understand that , there is no reason for further discussion.
A basic understanding of Statistics can save you a lot of trouble.
Also , on average , people who buy Macs tend to be richer than people who buy normal Windows based PCs.
http://www.thejanedough.com/mac-users-more-stylish/
http://www.businessinsider.com/mac-users-are-more-productive-2011-10
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