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The software maker and analyst Roger Kay have updated their charts to reflect hardware changes, but fail to address other critiques of their return.
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OSX, Android and Pre (on the mobile, set-top, embedded and even netbooks side) are slowly going to eat into Microsoft revenues.
Thats the truth!
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It assumes we are tired of having to upgrade our software when the "old stuff" works fine. That's not a stretch. I use Office 2003. The ONLY reason that I have 2007 is for work compatablity, and I needed 2 more installs' The choice was 2003 again, or 2007 and be compatible. I'd be perfectly happy with 2003 for the forseeable future.
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- I honestly don't see the point in paying extra for a computer / laptop just because it has a mac OS, or because it has the Apple logo on it. If anything, I find it a downside. I've used OS X Tiger (my old flatmates laptop, which by the way, constantly crashed when he upgraded to Leopard), and compared to vista, or 7, it doesn't have much of an advantage, I mean I have a dock for applications in vista, there are less resource hungry applications that will sync with my iPod, I have the new MS Office, which works grand, and as for a mac being able to do all the "fun" stuff with pictures and videos that are conveniently pointed out in the get a mac ads...... what, ya can't do stuff with your videos and pictures on a PC? Really now??
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Showing 2 of 2 pages (121 Comments)Don't get me wrong, there are good things coming out of Apple, like the iPod, iPhone (to an extent, hell of a lot of money, in Ireland anyways). I just have to wonder why they all cost so so so much more than similar products? Because Steve Jobs says they are great?? Because there is a young "cool" man and an older "boring" business man arguing, and the cool guy always wins?
Personally, the one thing that annoys me the most about Apple is with their iPhone SDK. To be able to program an iPhone, I need a Mac. I honestly think it's BS. I'm sorry, but I do. I know Microsoft has done this type of stuff before with their internet explorer, but still. My Final Year Project in University was to create an iPhone application. But cos I had no mac, and the uni didn't have any Macs (only PCs) I couldn't. It just kinda annoys me. I made an Android app instead.
If Apple is such a brilliant company as Steve Jobs and it's adoring fans make it out to be, it would make it's computer products more competitive, instead of overcharging and taking cheap shots at the opposition.
As for the whole conficker thing, isn't there some worm or virus out now going after macs? Of course, the number of infected macs can never reach the number of infected PCs... why, cos there are many more PCs than macs. And before you say it, it's still cheaper to buy a PC and get a decent Virus protector than buy a mac!!