Computer shoppers will often purchase items based on the price and the ability of such an item to perform its functions without failure. As such, many computer shoppers would prefer Steve Job’s principle as opposed to PC owner’s principle. This is because Steve Jobs principle is pegged on the welfare of the end user by ensuring that the computer gadgets can easily be used and are affordable to the majority of the consumers.
As a computer designer, incorporating flexibility for my customers, while ensuring that the product is approachable for non-techs, would be my greatest priority. To achieve this and ensure a balance between the two, I would design computers in such a way that I integrate new features into the computer while ensuring that these features make use of basic computer skills that are familiar with many. As such, my customers would always look forward to the next innovative gadget to be released in the market while the non-techs would be attracted by the friendly and easy user interface associated with the product.
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