Servers, servers, where are the servers?

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matthew64matthew64
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in Future Apple Hardware edited January 2014
I wanted to browse Apples server options as I had not in a while. I currently manage a couple of XServes and wanted do some "window shopping". It took me forever just to find a link on the Apple for Business web site. Are they crazy or just stupid? No links on the main page? I had to go several pages deep just to find "XServe" to click on. Is their marketing theory, "if they want it, they will dig, dig, dig to find the information"? Maybe someone out there has some reasonable explanation for the blunder.

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    jkempsterjkempster Posts: 2member
    There is a link at the bottom of this page that says Servers XServe.



    http://www.apple.com/business/



    Also if you go to apple.com -- > Mac Button --> XServe.





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    Originally Posted by Matthew64 View Post


    I wanted to browse Apples server options as I had not in a while. I currently manage a couple of XServes and wanted do some "window shopping". It took me forever just to find a link on the Apple for Business web site. Are they crazy or just stupid? No links on the main page? I had to go several pages deep just to find "XServe" to click on. Is their marketing theory, "if they want it, they will dig, dig, dig to find the information"? Maybe someone out there has some reasonable explanation for the blunder.



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  • Reply 2 of 5
    matthew64matthew64 Posts: 16member
    My point was concerning the Apple Store, Apple Store for Business to be specific.
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    s!kes!ke Posts: 28member
    When you click the Store button, on the left hand side you will see Business Store, International Store and Education Store links. Now from there I needed to click Shop for Mac to then see the Xserve on the left.
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    matthew64matthew64 Posts: 16member
    Ya'll are failing to see my point
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  • Reply 5 of 5
    futurepastnowfuturepastnow Posts: 1,772member
    Maybe we just care even less about the XServe than Apple does.



    Anyway, every website has a search function built into it. Just use that if you can't find something on the front page.
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