Great. I love telling Mac-heads that they have to use a PC. The truly
indoctrinated ones give me a look like they just ate a bug.
On 11/1/11, John Heiser <jpheiser@gmail.com> wrote:
> It will push more Pros to Windows. Consumers, and those who don't need
> powerhouse hardware (graphic designers, writers, etc.) will still enjoy
> Apple machines in droves, which works perfectly into Apple's plan.
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> On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 10:01 AM, Erik_Freid <erik@mediasilo.com> wrote:
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>> I see lots of current problems if the MacPro is phased out, not just
>> expansion of a hypothetical "mac mini pro". But Apple is becoming a
>> manufacturer for the consumer masses with idevices, Apple TV and thin
>> notebooks. Unless they allow licensing for 3rd party hardware for legal
>> hackintoshes which would be nice, we are too niche for their big picture.
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>> The sad thing is before the ipod/portable device revolution it was our
>> niche market (the creative user) that kept the company afloat for 20
>> years.. and this is how we are treated.
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>> It will push more people to Windoze, whether they like it or not.
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