WSJ says Apple is better than PCs!
OK, so I that is a little bit of an exaggeration... but read what is said and read the clips below.
There will never be an end to the argument about which is better - Apple or WinTel - but I'll tell you from my 20+ years in the biz... I LOVE APPLE and OS X (end of my editorial)
<a href="http://biz.yahoo.com/twst/020128/nav810a.html"; target="_blank">http://biz.yahoo.com/twst/020128/nav810a.html</a>;
Excerpts:
"Mr. Bailey: Apple (Nasdaq:AAPL - news) continues to lead the PC industry in innovation, in our opinion. "
"Mr. Bailey: From a WinTel PC perspective, unfortunately the innovation has almost ground to a halt. "
"Over the past couple of years, there has really been a dearth of new applications for WinTel PCs that would stress the hardware and cause users to replace their systems. Without new applications, the PC vendors must wait for older systems to become obsolete, which for a typical PC may take three to five years. On the other hand, Apple is attempting to entice users to move to new systems through its introduction of new hardware and software products that focus on digital audio and video and dovetail with increasing sales of DVD players, digital cameras and camcorders, and MP3 players."
Very interesting perspective.
Ariel
There will never be an end to the argument about which is better - Apple or WinTel - but I'll tell you from my 20+ years in the biz... I LOVE APPLE and OS X (end of my editorial)
<a href="http://biz.yahoo.com/twst/020128/nav810a.html"; target="_blank">http://biz.yahoo.com/twst/020128/nav810a.html</a>;
Excerpts:
"Mr. Bailey: Apple (Nasdaq:AAPL - news) continues to lead the PC industry in innovation, in our opinion. "
"Mr. Bailey: From a WinTel PC perspective, unfortunately the innovation has almost ground to a halt. "
"Over the past couple of years, there has really been a dearth of new applications for WinTel PCs that would stress the hardware and cause users to replace their systems. Without new applications, the PC vendors must wait for older systems to become obsolete, which for a typical PC may take three to five years. On the other hand, Apple is attempting to entice users to move to new systems through its introduction of new hardware and software products that focus on digital audio and video and dovetail with increasing sales of DVD players, digital cameras and camcorders, and MP3 players."
Very interesting perspective.
Ariel