@Craig Seeman

These are my last words here. Ideed.
In the mid 80's to mid os 90´s, had many film manufacturers in the world. with the growth of film, video, TV, all in digital domain, these companies were closing their doors and became only the Kodak. Of course, lately the sales of KODAK films grew, because Kodak is alone making it yet. We have thousands of PC manufacturers for the same market. There is only one Apple. That's why the competition is beneficial for the market. Like all manufacturers want to survive, they improve their products and always add a differential on it.
Here in Brazil, until 1996 was forbidden from entering any imported, any product from abroad. So, Brazilians products was expensive, obsolete and bad, as are apple products, because there was no competition.
Today with the open market, Brasil is the 6th economic power in the world. Brazilians left 1.18 Bilion dolars in tousism in 2011. Brazilian products have superior quality to many countries. Our products are respected and purchased by thousands around the world.From food to airplanes, and a entire module in space station and 5 new communications satellites for european consortium. I know what talking about. It is perfectly logical to understand why Apple's sales have grown. If you have a market that buys 100 popsicles and 15 oranges, and you have 150 popsicles manufacturers and only one producer of oranges .... Got it? Ok Now i´m going. Be happy you all.