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Apple Macs account for 91% of all sales of computers costing over $1,000

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Computing | by Samuel Axon | Thu Jul 23, 2009 1:53PM | 0 comments

Market research group NPD concluded in a study that more than nine out of 10 computers sold at prices over $1,000 are Macs. 91% domination of the high-end computer market is just about a monopoly, but in the grander scheme Macs are still in the minority because most people spend much less than $1,000 when buying a computer, hence that whole netbook craze.

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