I love to see Apple take steps to try and stay in the game. They are really doing a lot better now than they were a few years ago. They are opening up stores all over and are focusing on drawing PC users to the MacOS. I’m looking forward to one in Pasadena, Ca., I’m going to go and check it out. They have some really cool stuff, but I still feel that the premium they charge for having an “Apple” is far too high. If they could be more competitive then they would definitely draw a larger consumer base. Even though I think Steve Jobs is a freak, his company has come a long way with the adoption of a Unix based OS (OSX), and now MPEG-4 for QuickTime 6. Don’t get me wrong though, I still wouldn’t be caught dead with a Mac. I’m trying out a new comment system. If you’d like to comment on what I have to say each day, then click the link below and do it. The link also allows you to read all the comments that have been left.
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LEGACY POST: Scott’s Take
I love to see Apple take steps to try and stay in the game. They are really doing a lot better now than they were a few years ago. They are opening up stores all over and are focusing on drawing PC users to the MacOS. I’m looking forward to one in Pasadena, Ca., I’m going to go and check it out. They have some really cool stuff, but I still feel that the premium they charge for having an “Apple” is far too high. If they could be more competitive then they would definitely draw a larger consumer base. Even though I think Steve Jobs is a freak, his company has come a long way with the adoption of a Unix based OS (OSX), and now MPEG-4 for QuickTime 6. Don’t get me wrong though, I still wouldn’t be caught dead with a Mac. I’m trying out a new comment system. If you’d like to comment on what I have to say each day, then click the link below and do it. The link also allows you to read all the comments that have been left.