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Agreed. I think Lion is just the first step in the integration between OS X and iOS. I don't think the two will ever be combined into one product but I do see them becoming extremely similar with iOS just being the lightweight version of the two.
 
Agreed. I think Lion is just the first step in the integration between OS X and iOS. I don't think the two will ever be combined into one product but I do see them becoming extremely similar with iOS just being the lightweight version of the two.

... or Mac OS being the lightweight version of iOS, no?
 
... or Mac OS being the lightweight version of iOS, no?

No.

OS X and it's future will still be needed to do all the heavy lifting of computing, i.e. video/audio/photo editing, CAD, 3D graphics, database entry, complex spreadsheet work etc... iOS isn't built or intended for this line of work. It can do some, but only as a "light" version.
 
No.

OS X and it's future will still be needed to do all the heavy lifting of computing, i.e. video/audio/photo editing, CAD, 3D graphics, database entry, complex spreadsheet work etc... iOS isn't built or intended for this line of work. It can do some, but only as a "light" version.

You totally missed my point; Mac OS has certain iOS features, but not all of them, hence it is "iOS lite", in that regard. No?

Stating that a Mac is more powerful than an iOS device, was a little obvious; a bit like stating that a rhino has more power than a mouse. :)
 
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I guess it's a matter of perspective.
 
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