One other thing. In a way, I can understand people complaining about the price, given that most of the alternatives are free.
However, most people spend $1,000 or significantly more for their macintoshes. For those who spend a great deal of time on the Web, this is one of the few truly efficient ways to spend a few bucks to significantly improve their computing experience. It's better than the free alternatives for serious Web users, particularly for those who care about the look-and-feel of their experience. After spending $1000 or much more for the hardware, $30 for a great browser just doesn't seem, to me, like something to be concerned about.
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One other thing. In a way, I can understand people complaining about the price, given that most of the alternatives are free.However, most people spend $1,000 or significantly more for their macintoshes. For those who spend a great deal of time on the Web, this is one of the few truly efficient ways to spend a few bucks to significantly improve their computing experience. It's better than the free alternatives for serious Web users, particularly for those who care about the look-and-feel of their experience. After spending $1000 or much more for the hardware, $30 for a great browser just doesn't seem, to me, like something to be concerned about.
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