I guess I'll continue with the old reliable, low cost, personal computer. It has had its ups and downs over the years but mostly ups and I have no complaints. A PC is a good value.
Then again, the PC is a true free market computer where everyone and their brother can develop hardware, software, build systems. Competition brings the cost down. Monopolies do just the opposite and that is why Apple is always more expensive. Then again, that allows them to control the quality and design.
So... if you are okay with paying 5x more for a system, then hats off to you. You probably drink expensive cognac and have a butler.
It was just announced today at Apple's World Wide Developers Conference that the Apple App Stores had paid out $70 Billion to independent developers in sales of their apps and that $21 billion of that was paid out just this last year alone. That is a sign that your assertion that somehow there's more competition in the PC arena allows more people to develop things is not quite right. Apple's use standard hardware that works on standard PCs. There are SIXTEEN MILLION registered developers for Apple worldwide. I would be willing to bet that dwarfs the number of registered developers for Windows.