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Originally Posted by nixgeek That's assuming the 95% is using XP, which they aren't. That 95% also includes much older versions of Windfows including NT4 and older, as well as Windows 95 and earlier. What good are those? 
I guess we'll see what happens once the Intel Macs are out. It's only a matter of time, I guess. |
Looking at this from a strictly business point of view-I believe-mac missed it shot-I firmly believed if apple took a similiar road like MS did (they owned the business comp market and in turn raised enough money to rule the desktop market too) we would be talking about how MS has 5% marketshare and apple is the big bad giant.
overly simple but it drives the point home.
Intel is a good shot at gaining marketshare though. Since macs will-finally-be cheap
Even a mac fan has to admit where his favorite company might have gone wrong in the past.