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naydies · 09-03-2006, 04:07 PM

Just a guesstimate but I believe that most design agencies use macs.

Navian · 09-03-2006, 04:51 PM

Many factors, and opinions come into play on this subject. (its a beaten dead horse) But both systems do the job, just look for what other options you are going to use them for. Also concider your local shops for upgradable parts, and local shops to buy software (yeah you can buy on the internet, but not all people can).

It is really, just a matter of preference.

McPhoto · 09-03-2006, 05:03 PM

Originally posted by Navian

Many factors, and opinions come into play on this subject. (its a beaten dead horse) But both systems do the job, just look for what other options you are going to use them for. Also concider your local shops for upgradable parts, and local shops to buy software (yeah you can buy on the internet, but not all people can).

It is really, just a matter of preference.

I agree but what I am looking for:
Determine how many percents of our target audience are used Mac. I know that average statistic for hole world is about 3-4%. But Mac popular in USA and UK more rather than other countries. And design/photo agencies love Mac, so I guess that average usage of Mac much more than 3-4% in USA/UK among agencies.

PrintDriver · 09-03-2006, 07:06 PM

somewhere around 4% sounds about right.
BUT-
That is overall market share.
In the design industry - your target market - the percentage of mac use is much higher.
BUT-
Bear in mind the design industry has "industry standards" that are firmly entrenched. Unless your software has the necessary creative design tools and supports the current output parameters already in use by the entire design/print industry your going to have a heck of an uphill battle.

Navian · 09-03-2006, 07:09 PM

I've been in 2 statistics classes, and I have no idea where or how you are going to find the information on that subject.

PrintDriver · 09-03-2006, 07:13 PM

Search "Apple Market Share" and use variables for Graphic Design Industry and country.

**Buda** · 09-04-2006, 12:46 AM

Maybe a good idea is to check your competition software. See or email them about their stats on who buys their software - Mac or PC?

If you look at something like Illustrator, where the general public don't use it, but just people that work in the industry, it might be a good guestimate.

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