A friend showed me this article, from Paul Thurrott, a total windows supporter.
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/winvista_editions.asp
The article describes all of the different editions of Windows Vista, and all the things each edition is capable of. A total of about 9 different versions, I think, its all a bit confusing (but hey, its windows!!).
I think the article can be summed up with this quote:
So, in conclusion, for Apple to dominate market share for operating systems, all they need to do is release a single version of OS X for x86. . . and people will switch because its more simple, secure and powerful than any of the dozens of Vista versions that will be offered!
http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/winvista_editions.asp
The article describes all of the different editions of Windows Vista, and all the things each edition is capable of. A total of about 9 different versions, I think, its all a bit confusing (but hey, its windows!!).
I think the article can be summed up with this quote:
What's scary here, of course, is how widely Microsoft is expanding the Windows product line. As with its Office family of products, Microsoft is stretching things a bit with this wide number of product editions, and this will lead to consumer and business confusion, which is never a good thing.
So, in conclusion, for Apple to dominate market share for operating systems, all they need to do is release a single version of OS X for x86. . . and people will switch because its more simple, secure and powerful than any of the dozens of Vista versions that will be offered!