Brand loyalty

[Kage]

No, not hands down If you are after audio quality (like me), they hardly break the ice compared to other players on the market. If your just after looks, and the basic functionality then...yeah

 

[David Lindon]

Intel, thats it really since I build most of my own stuff

 

[Kage]

You've made an operating system?

 

[alvino]

Haha, I wish I could...takes so much time and work. Well if you make a simple rudimentary OS, I don't think it would be too hard if you knew what you were doing. But to make an OS with a complete UI and set of features etc...

 

[D-Lew]

Generally I choose Corsair RAM, AMD CPUs, and ASUS motherboards because I have always had good luck with them.

 

[Juice1]

I wish to revise

Intel: Good gaming processors
AMD: Cheap, but still comparable to Intel
Sony: Consoles, and Televisions
Apple: Easy to use, attractive, and affordable Music Players. First to come out with the iPhone type thing. Candybar touchscreen with no keypad.
Logitech: Speaekrs

 

[thebigdintx]

microsoft - i'm a windows user and i like it (would like to try apple, but too $$)

intel - i like their processors but will go with whatever is the best bang for the buck in the intel/amd war at the time i'm looking to purchase.

nvidia - familiar with their graphics and have heard lots of good things about them so will stick with them for now.

samsung - they're doing a good job right now in quality on their monitors and HDTV's and they offer them for decent prices.

itunes - my music

sony - game consoles (have ps2, want ps3 eventually)

kingston - ram (or maybe crucial too)

 

[Celegorm]

In order that I voted:

Intel: Motherboards
Acer: Laptops and Monitors
Intel: CPUs