Oh, I think we're agreed that something's wrong.

I do find Jobs' hubris tiresome, and I think the iPhone is decent for handheld internet access, but a poor telephone. And I'm ambivalent about the iPod. And Apple's monopolistic attitude - signaled initially to me by them shuffling up the various data files to make it hard to manually share Contact and Notebook information between different computers so they could force you into MobileMe (or Mac.com, was it, back then?) - has become increasingly prevalent and obnoxious. And I wasn't joking when I implied that I've become fond of Bill Gates  and find Jobs repellent.

But at the end of the day, Macs are beautiful computers, with an elegant interface; I'm obviously sentimental, as I have formed a tight bond with my Macbook Air, and won't be letting go of it anytime soon.

Except to upgrade to a newer/faster/better model...