Sorry to burst your bubble, but I am "the industry." I'm the IT director for an independent radio broadcasting LLC, supporting ~50 users. Sure, half the sales force has iphones, (the other half Android devices) but they're used as mere facebook and e-mail platforms (aside from the obvious SMS and telephony). There's two (2) macbooks in the whole building. Apart from that, our commercial traffic systems, our broadcasting automation systems, our audio production systems, our music scheduling, our servers, and all desktop machines and laptops are windows systems. Anyone trying to do their job exclusively on mobile platforms would soon find themselves unemployed. When actual work needs be done, people still go into the office and sit down at the desk - where you won't find very many Macs. Our business couldn't function on Apple hardware, or any other handheld devices for that matter, except only painstakingly awkward via VNC client, perhaps - and that only because there's an actual Windows PC at the other end. The only real alternative to windows-based platforms on an enterprise level are Unix flavored. This has been the case at every position I've held in my 16 years in the industry.
The fact that you feel tempted to delete posts like this only speaks to the fragility of your assertion. Saying more Apple "computers" are being sold than windows "computers" and including mobile devices - even on both sides - is like saying Walmart is selling more food than CostCo, then revealing that pet food and alcohol were included in the figures. It's intellectually dishonest.
I'll be sure to let Newegg and Tigerdirect know their market is "truly tiny" so they should close up quick before they go bankrupt.
