Exactly. I like having choice, and my mixture of hardware reflects that: a PC desktop, an Apple laptop, and an Android tablet. I'm happy with what each has to offer, and would be unhappy with their competitors. In my case, upgradable and maintainable hardware is important in a PC since I like having high performance at a low price. I like being able to run Unix software on my laptop and have fully supported hardware, which is tricky to do with PC laptops. Androids offer better performance per dollar and are much more customizable than their Apple counterparts. Now any given person may disagree with my decisions individually or collectively. That's okay. They can get what they want and I can get what I want.

(That being said, I do gag at the prices of Apple tablets. The reintroduction of the iPad 4 doesn't change that.)