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The gauntlet has been thrown down. When David Stutz, a former product line manager at Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), fired off a version of his resignation letter last week, arguing that Microsoft must innovate, it was a wake-up call to packaged software vendors: Decide how you'll bring value to free software, or face extinction.
It's not that I wasn't charmed by the littlest Apple. The 12-inch PowerBook is beautifully made, and although I've yet to see the Lindows Mobile PC up close, I can't imagine it cutting a more striking figure than the Apple unit does. What's more, the G4-driven PowerBook certainly packs a greater performance punch than does the Lindows Mobile, which is powered by a 933MHz C3 chip from Via that's built for low power and low heat, but not for speed.Then why do you want the Lindows box?