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October 25, 2008 at 2:08 PM #293090October 25, 2008 at 2:11 PM #293110CoronitaParticipant
[quote=nostradamus]Any thoughts on MSFT? They seem to be having an “I’m a PC” ad campaign.[/quote]
Nothing, expect Vista blows. Windows 7 or whatever it’s calling better be worth it.
I’d say tech is pretty much messed up in the short term.
October 25, 2008 at 2:11 PM #293099CoronitaParticipant[quote=nostradamus]Any thoughts on MSFT? They seem to be having an “I’m a PC” ad campaign.[/quote]
Nothing, expect Vista blows. Windows 7 or whatever it’s calling better be worth it.
I’d say tech is pretty much messed up in the short term.
October 25, 2008 at 2:11 PM #293146CoronitaParticipant[quote=nostradamus]Any thoughts on MSFT? They seem to be having an “I’m a PC” ad campaign.[/quote]
Nothing, expect Vista blows. Windows 7 or whatever it’s calling better be worth it.
I’d say tech is pretty much messed up in the short term.
October 25, 2008 at 2:11 PM #293071CoronitaParticipant[quote=nostradamus]Any thoughts on MSFT? They seem to be having an “I’m a PC” ad campaign.[/quote]
Nothing, expect Vista blows. Windows 7 or whatever it’s calling better be worth it.
I’d say tech is pretty much messed up in the short term.
October 25, 2008 at 2:11 PM #292748CoronitaParticipant[quote=nostradamus]Any thoughts on MSFT? They seem to be having an “I’m a PC” ad campaign.[/quote]
Nothing, expect Vista blows. Windows 7 or whatever it’s calling better be worth it.
I’d say tech is pretty much messed up in the short term.
October 25, 2008 at 2:58 PM #293121anParticipantafx114, AAPL might be a hit right now, but only time will tell if it can withstand the test of time and competition. AAPL is not the only one with a big war chest. MSFT also have 20B+ & GOOG have 14B+. Both of those companies also have bigger net profit. Which means they’ll have even more $ to spend on R&D. Regarding iCar, it’s already been done by MSFT and GOOG. MSFT have ford and GOOG have BMW. So AAPL is actually behind here. Regarding iFridge & iCentralAir, it’s already been done by LG, Samsung, and Sony. Those products are not here in the US but they’re everywhere in Kora and Japan. In Korea, you can already use your phone to turn on your AC, your TV, etc. before you get home. Also, iPhone is not doing very well in Japan if you noticed. Although they’re selling very well here, iPhone are very far behind the other cell phone on the market in Japan, tech-wise. Over there, you can use your phone to buy stuff from vending machine, can what full length movies OTA, etc. iPhone can’t even do MMS yet. Now that GOOG is stepping in w/ Android, it will definitely shake things up. Especially since it’s free. MSFT is finally feeling the heat and they can easily respond, since they have the $ and man/brain power to do so.
October 25, 2008 at 2:58 PM #292798anParticipantafx114, AAPL might be a hit right now, but only time will tell if it can withstand the test of time and competition. AAPL is not the only one with a big war chest. MSFT also have 20B+ & GOOG have 14B+. Both of those companies also have bigger net profit. Which means they’ll have even more $ to spend on R&D. Regarding iCar, it’s already been done by MSFT and GOOG. MSFT have ford and GOOG have BMW. So AAPL is actually behind here. Regarding iFridge & iCentralAir, it’s already been done by LG, Samsung, and Sony. Those products are not here in the US but they’re everywhere in Kora and Japan. In Korea, you can already use your phone to turn on your AC, your TV, etc. before you get home. Also, iPhone is not doing very well in Japan if you noticed. Although they’re selling very well here, iPhone are very far behind the other cell phone on the market in Japan, tech-wise. Over there, you can use your phone to buy stuff from vending machine, can what full length movies OTA, etc. iPhone can’t even do MMS yet. Now that GOOG is stepping in w/ Android, it will definitely shake things up. Especially since it’s free. MSFT is finally feeling the heat and they can easily respond, since they have the $ and man/brain power to do so.
October 25, 2008 at 2:58 PM #293149anParticipantafx114, AAPL might be a hit right now, but only time will tell if it can withstand the test of time and competition. AAPL is not the only one with a big war chest. MSFT also have 20B+ & GOOG have 14B+. Both of those companies also have bigger net profit. Which means they’ll have even more $ to spend on R&D. Regarding iCar, it’s already been done by MSFT and GOOG. MSFT have ford and GOOG have BMW. So AAPL is actually behind here. Regarding iFridge & iCentralAir, it’s already been done by LG, Samsung, and Sony. Those products are not here in the US but they’re everywhere in Kora and Japan. In Korea, you can already use your phone to turn on your AC, your TV, etc. before you get home. Also, iPhone is not doing very well in Japan if you noticed. Although they’re selling very well here, iPhone are very far behind the other cell phone on the market in Japan, tech-wise. Over there, you can use your phone to buy stuff from vending machine, can what full length movies OTA, etc. iPhone can’t even do MMS yet. Now that GOOG is stepping in w/ Android, it will definitely shake things up. Especially since it’s free. MSFT is finally feeling the heat and they can easily respond, since they have the $ and man/brain power to do so.
October 25, 2008 at 2:58 PM #293160anParticipantafx114, AAPL might be a hit right now, but only time will tell if it can withstand the test of time and competition. AAPL is not the only one with a big war chest. MSFT also have 20B+ & GOOG have 14B+. Both of those companies also have bigger net profit. Which means they’ll have even more $ to spend on R&D. Regarding iCar, it’s already been done by MSFT and GOOG. MSFT have ford and GOOG have BMW. So AAPL is actually behind here. Regarding iFridge & iCentralAir, it’s already been done by LG, Samsung, and Sony. Those products are not here in the US but they’re everywhere in Kora and Japan. In Korea, you can already use your phone to turn on your AC, your TV, etc. before you get home. Also, iPhone is not doing very well in Japan if you noticed. Although they’re selling very well here, iPhone are very far behind the other cell phone on the market in Japan, tech-wise. Over there, you can use your phone to buy stuff from vending machine, can what full length movies OTA, etc. iPhone can’t even do MMS yet. Now that GOOG is stepping in w/ Android, it will definitely shake things up. Especially since it’s free. MSFT is finally feeling the heat and they can easily respond, since they have the $ and man/brain power to do so.
October 25, 2008 at 2:58 PM #293196anParticipantafx114, AAPL might be a hit right now, but only time will tell if it can withstand the test of time and competition. AAPL is not the only one with a big war chest. MSFT also have 20B+ & GOOG have 14B+. Both of those companies also have bigger net profit. Which means they’ll have even more $ to spend on R&D. Regarding iCar, it’s already been done by MSFT and GOOG. MSFT have ford and GOOG have BMW. So AAPL is actually behind here. Regarding iFridge & iCentralAir, it’s already been done by LG, Samsung, and Sony. Those products are not here in the US but they’re everywhere in Kora and Japan. In Korea, you can already use your phone to turn on your AC, your TV, etc. before you get home. Also, iPhone is not doing very well in Japan if you noticed. Although they’re selling very well here, iPhone are very far behind the other cell phone on the market in Japan, tech-wise. Over there, you can use your phone to buy stuff from vending machine, can what full length movies OTA, etc. iPhone can’t even do MMS yet. Now that GOOG is stepping in w/ Android, it will definitely shake things up. Especially since it’s free. MSFT is finally feeling the heat and they can easily respond, since they have the $ and man/brain power to do so.
October 25, 2008 at 5:06 PM #293226afx114Participantasia,
I agree with everything you’ve written above. But keep in mind, Apple didn’t have the first portable MP3 player either, and we all know what the iPod did. They didn’t have the first UNIX based GUI either, but you can’t deny that OSX is “the best” when it comes to UNIX based GUI. They also didn’t have the first smartphone, but we are seeing what the iPhone has done to the market.
Apple has never had the first of anything, but they have a knack for moving into a market and blowing the top off by doing everything right where the “innovators” missed the boat.
I really hope Android steps up, because competition is the only thing that seems to keep Apple innovating.
October 25, 2008 at 5:06 PM #292828afx114Participantasia,
I agree with everything you’ve written above. But keep in mind, Apple didn’t have the first portable MP3 player either, and we all know what the iPod did. They didn’t have the first UNIX based GUI either, but you can’t deny that OSX is “the best” when it comes to UNIX based GUI. They also didn’t have the first smartphone, but we are seeing what the iPhone has done to the market.
Apple has never had the first of anything, but they have a knack for moving into a market and blowing the top off by doing everything right where the “innovators” missed the boat.
I really hope Android steps up, because competition is the only thing that seems to keep Apple innovating.
October 25, 2008 at 5:06 PM #293152afx114Participantasia,
I agree with everything you’ve written above. But keep in mind, Apple didn’t have the first portable MP3 player either, and we all know what the iPod did. They didn’t have the first UNIX based GUI either, but you can’t deny that OSX is “the best” when it comes to UNIX based GUI. They also didn’t have the first smartphone, but we are seeing what the iPhone has done to the market.
Apple has never had the first of anything, but they have a knack for moving into a market and blowing the top off by doing everything right where the “innovators” missed the boat.
I really hope Android steps up, because competition is the only thing that seems to keep Apple innovating.
October 25, 2008 at 5:06 PM #293179afx114Participantasia,
I agree with everything you’ve written above. But keep in mind, Apple didn’t have the first portable MP3 player either, and we all know what the iPod did. They didn’t have the first UNIX based GUI either, but you can’t deny that OSX is “the best” when it comes to UNIX based GUI. They also didn’t have the first smartphone, but we are seeing what the iPhone has done to the market.
Apple has never had the first of anything, but they have a knack for moving into a market and blowing the top off by doing everything right where the “innovators” missed the boat.
I really hope Android steps up, because competition is the only thing that seems to keep Apple innovating.
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