Please clarify the question. That is probably why no one can answer it. But maybe I can answer a few answers that might answer your question.

The CD is made out of a cheap plastic, where it can easily be scratched.

The CD could contain an error, if it is not running, or there can be a scratch.

The CD is dying to MP3 Players, AUX cords, and wireless streaming to the car radio. Also, USB/SD Cards are also invading cars. Also, Pandora is coming to the car and quick, lowering the use of the CD.

Hopefully that answers your question...

He/She (not sure, I did not check the profile, nor will I) is explaining that Alienware, a DELL computer company, is a better computer than Apple computers. However, Alienware runs Windows, and though it might be great for gamers, it is vulnerable, clunky, and harder to use than Apple computers and their operating system: Mac OS X.

Samsung phones can't take a hit to the floor from ear level without cracking open and not turning on ever again. If the iPhone 5 hits the floor from ear level and gets it's back scratched, it easily rubs off. The screen might get scratched, but that will happen to the Samsung as well.

Samsung computers are as generic as the next guy's. Apple computers are signature in their quality, durability, and simple usage.

Apple's computers are revolutionary in that people can no longer trip over the wire. Unlike any other computer manufacturer (like Samsung)

Most to all apple devices are quality. Their products, no matter how thin, can survive so much, whereas Samsung Tech can hardly handle a fall from ear level.

More simplicity. The iPhone only gives you one thing to do, while the Samsung "buttons" gives you a more cluttered sub-conscience experience. For those things that the Samsung touch buttons does, Apple puts on the actual screen to reduce accidents (let's say pressing the settings touch button instead of the home button).

Look above, there is evidence. And every reply counts as a point, so if you don't support the side, don't type in it.

Wrong side... and also iPhone enjoys less crappy apps in their app store than Google Play, and more enjoyable apps than Google Play. Plus, the thinning treatment is good for better portability than any Samsung "phablets" (unusually awkward portability).

Samsung is not a phone, it is a company, as apposed to the single (yet amazing) product iPhone. So technically, this is an unfair debate. Debate Closed?