OS X Tiger?

[karavite]

Oh I think was just having some fun! Plus his knowledge of the different Ferrari models was impressive to me!

powermac raised what I thought were excellent points. I remember the dark days of Win 95 combined with Apple switching to the ppc and my new ppc Mac taking 2 minutes or something to launch Word 6 (I still think MS did something sneaky with that). Any way I digress (as usual), as powermac gave us a much wider perspective outside personal viewpoints (meaning how upgrades and OS X effects each of us as users/consumers) OSX is THE OS to beat now and every new upgrade puts the vapor ware that is longhorn further from the spotlight.

[guilly]

Originally Posted by karavite

Oh I think was just having some fun! Plus his knowledge of the different Ferrari models was impressive to me!

powermac raised what I thought were excellent points. I remember the dark days of Win 95 combined with Apple switching to the ppc and my new ppc Mac taking 2 minutes or something to launch Word 6 (I still think MS did something sneaky with that). Any way I digress (as usual), as powermac gave us a much wider perspective outside personal viewpoints (meaning how upgrades and OS X effects each of us as users/consumers) OSX is THE OS to beat now and every new upgrade puts the vapor ware that is longhorn further from the spotlight.

That is an optimistic point of view I like to share.

I do know Apple is - afterall - a big business looking for profit. But also, I also believe that Apple's business philosophy does not fall under the say "money at all costs". They sell expensive products but on the other hand they make them of the best possible quality, and best of all, reliable.

NB: KSV, how many cars did you buy today?