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[ Posted by Dan on February 24, 2003 | 0 Comments ]
Out of the many Apple related articles recently published, only one dares to say something smart. All of the others are unsubstantiated or plainly ignorant...
Comment posting has been turned off because I don't have enough time and will to deal with the constant comment spamming. I'm very sorry and will fix this sometime soon (soon = before 2004 ends).
[ Posted by Dan on February 24, 2003 | 0 Comments ]
Out of the many Apple related articles recently published, only one dares to say something smart. All of the others are unsubstantiated or plainly ignorant...
The good...
- Job No. 1 for Apple: Find a Parade and Get in Front of It - by Tiernan Ray
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.
- [title missing] - By ???
The article has been removed from their site due to the lack wit writing no doubt.
- Wanted: A Portable Desktop Replacement That Really Is - By Jason Brooks
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?
Comment posting has been turned off because I don't have enough time and will to deal with the constant comment spamming. I'm very sorry and will fix this sometime soon (soon = before 2004 ends).
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