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The other day I read the ZDNet blog “Apple should start offering Windows-based Macs”. Interesting read, but I disagree.
Apple has established a reputation for an integrated hardware and software resulting in high quality machine with few operating errors. Its performa ... Continue reading »
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1 year ago
With regards to the other points on Window's based Macs, I'm on your side for definite on this one. And to be honest, I think it should almost be the other way around - where Microsoft start going down the road of making stricter calls on the hardware that works with their OS. Most of the problems that come with XP or Vista were due to Microsoft's (admittedly amazing) willingness to try and support every possible piece of hardware and software. It's also been their achilles heel and causes most of the problems inherent in Windows these days.....
A bit more control on their side would reduce the amount of potential problems they've to deal with.
They could also take the major plunge (like Apple some years ago) and decide to cut all backwards compatibility. Think about it, you can still work with software that was developed for MS-DOS! A complete ground up development is a pretty good idea. Pains for consumers in the transition, but as Apple have proved with their own offering, it means you can develop a really really good OS!
1 year ago
Oh and thanks for the Mozy tip Jazzy, I think I sold at least 3 people on it today.