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    The Results: Apple in 10 years

    These are results from an identical poll taken on the MacNN forum and on the forums of two popular web hosts. As you can see, there is little similarity between what Mac-centric users think is Apple's future and what other computer users believe may be Apple's future. There were 44 votes...
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    John Dvorak - MacIntel

    http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1007215,00.asp and the corresponding discussion here
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    1984 or Brave New World?

    I guess I have more faith in the quality and utility of OS X more than I do of Apple hardware. Yes, I would anticipate that Apple's computer hardware sales might take a hit. Actually, that would be a good thing. If would give them plenty of incentive to make Apple more competitive in that...
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    1984 or Brave New World?

    My opinion is that Apple should release Marklar (OS X for x86) and not be so complacent/elitist with its niche market standing. My belief, however, is that Apple has become just another corporation that puts "safe profits" ahead of riskier ideals bringing its superior vision to the masses...
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    1984 or Brave New World?

    Do you remember Apple's big ad campaign several years ago (from the book 1984) with Apple in the role of the hero breaking the supposed tyranny of big-blue IBM? Isn't it ironic that so many Mac devotees are now praying for that same IBM to SAVE Apple from oblivion via the rumored adoption of...
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    Apple- Yesturday, Today, and Tomorrow

    Opinions from MacRumors.com: http://tinyurl.com/cnpa
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    OSX on my PC?

    BeOS had poor hardware and driver support and didn't have the critical mass that OS X has. OS X also appeals to Linux folks, having much better usability and with a robust Unix core. The combination of inexpensive, more powerful hardware offered by x86 coupled with a superior OS would...
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