I got myself a brand new iBook G3 Dual USB my Junior year in college. It was sweet!
Man you are old!
I got myself a brand new iBook G3 Dual USB my Junior year in college. It was sweet!
I just did. How has your OSX experienced improved since 2007?
1200 students? and you call this a survey? please...
Once again: 1200 is NOT a low number for a sample in a survey like this.Let's just ignore the low number of 1200
The real question is: "What is there left to improve with Mac OS X"? I'm not suggesting that the answer is "nothing" but the possible improvements would be minor tweaks rather than major changes.
Obviously M$ HAD TO improve drastically after the Vista debacle. It's not necessarily reflecting in a positive way for the company (Perhaps the story in OP is precisely the aftermath of M$'s huge failure on Vista).
Windows continues to dominate the desktop in schools and business. Gee, I am stunned by the findings....but the fanboys get their shorts in a bunch with these kinds of charts.
Is this another D'oh! story?
An equivalent headline would be "Nearly 3/4 of college students choose Windows laptops".
Yet that number represents only 12 people per campus, and for me as former CEO of six companies – sold all six of them – that's close to zero.Once again: 1200 is NOT a low number for a sample in a survey like this.
Was that back in the days when Wozniak was working at HP?
Maybe, just maybe the stereotype of Macs being for snobby musical design freak hipsters will disappear.
There will always be a model or an aftermarket fob to "acid-ize" a Mac.
Yup, that is why the entire HP Calculator division was mostly set up. Gave all those engineering students brand loyalty to buy the high dollar HP lab equipment back in the day. Steve learned from that.