If you sliced apart the average Mac user into separate parts and pieced her together, Frankenstein-style, what would you get? According to research from BlueStacks, the average Mac user is probably an American woman with freckles, long black hair, wearing a t-shirt and sneakers.
“We’ve created a monster,” said BlueStacks marketing VP John Gargiulo. “But she is a very cute monster.”
Sounds like my kind of girl. Sadly, she’s also probably seeing someone already. Sorry, fellas.
Via: All Things D
John Brownlee is a writer for Fast Company, and a contributing writer here at CoM. He has also written for Wired, Playboy, Boing Boing, Popular Mechanics, VentureBeat, and Gizmodo. He lives in Boston with his wife and two parakeets. You can follow him here on Twitter.
3 responses to “Meet The Bride Of Macenstein: Ms. Mac 2012, The “Average” Mac User [Image]”
iLike… Got her digits?
Ugh, hetero-normative and ever so slightly sexist. Remind me, which decade we’re in, Cult of Mac? I see stuff like this all the time: “We’ve created a monster,” said BlueStacks marketing VP John Gargiulo. “But she is a very cute monster.”
Wouldn’t have been written if it was a dude, nor would the: “Sounds like my kind of girl. Sadly, she’s also probably seeing someone already. Sorry, fellas.” – at the end. The technology may be 21st century, but the stuff I read on this website about women is straight out of an episode of Mad Men.
The average mac user is a teenager who wears jeans and tshirts, and is in a relationship she thinks “is going to last forever and ever”.
…was this supposed to be positive?