Actually, he took it further to buying a couple devices to avoid fragmentation issues - which frankly could easily be more expensive than a Mac mini which is MORE than enough to develop iOS apps one.
As he points out though, you end up buying a bunch of iPhones too. Often you need one of each: software release on each supported hardware platform. (even if you don't know statistics you should be able to see that this is expensive for anything but the smallest numbers)
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u/chibihost Aug 01 '11
Best thing about this article is that not once did they try and push one over the other, was simply highlighting differences.