Re: [WinMac] The Emperor (Jobs) has no clothes
Jeff Thorstad(thorstadj[at]macconnect.com)
>Darryl Lee wrote: > >> Ok, but the point is the same. IDG asked them to change their booth, >> or probably either change it or leave. > >Boy, I've got to put my two bits in on this one. And keep in mind that I >am an >avid Mac user. I agree with Darryl. Why should Intergraph or anyone else not >be allowed to setup, unless there is a concern it will take away business >from >the company with the most clout (Apple) at the show? And how is it "bad >manners" to display a product (even if the product is not the primary >focus of >the show) offering an alternative (and letting the consumer decide)? >Sounds to >me like Apple is developing Microsoft's monopoly mentality. I say let the >consumer decide and then maybe companies will make what consumers want >instead >of companies telling us what we need.
I read an interesting rumor yesterday that at a Dallas Graphics show last
It does seem strange to have NT workstations at the _Mac_World Expo. What
Jeff T
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