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InvestorGuide Daily Administrator	posted 09-12-2000 06:39 PM Sources who have gotten an early look at Apple Computer's Mac OS X Public Beta tell ZDNet News that while the first end-user version of the new OS is more stable and feature-complete than its pre-release predecessors, it lacks many everyday features Mac users take for granted. (source: ZDnet) http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2626743,00.html
jsm unregistered	posted 08-25-2000 09:53 AM my understanding is that steve was pleased. quote: Originally posted by jsm: it has a pretty efficient bus hub interface device custom designed to the exact system design it was intended and is tuned well with the OS it was designed for. Something Wintel may not be able to do. Good use of industry standard busses and interfaces and a little complicated. And I guess it comes in a few colors and functinal variations. I guess its alright. Sells pretty well and people say they like it.
jsm unregistered	posted 08-25-2000 09:52 AM it has a pretty efficient bus hub interface device custom designed to the exact system design it was intended and is tuned well with the OS it was designed for. Something Wintel may not be able to do. Good use of industry standard busses and interfaces and a little complicated. And I guess it comes in a few colors and functinal variations. I guess its alright. Sells pretty well and people say they like it. quote: Originally posted by Mr Bull: Does anyone know anything about the new Yosemite machine?
jsm unregistered	posted 08-25-2000 09:46 AM Yes, its done. quote: Originally posted by Mr Bull: Does anyone know anything about the new Yosemite machine?
jsm unregistered	posted 08-25-2000 09:32 AM apple users are stupid when they switch, its less time and hassle to write letters to software app manufacurers and then wait for tha apple release than to wait for windows to get it right in the releases. The ones that will survive will support all three. But dont get me wrong, nothing against windows. Bills a great guy and all. quote: Originally posted by jsm: for its target market, apple is the best buy. I use Wintel, hate it, and test apples, wish I could use it. Isnt wintel either people who shoulda stayed with mac or those who shoulda stayed with sun? Linux will level the field. Windows is dead. Wake up to 2004, its coming.
jsm unregistered	posted 08-25-2000 09:29 AM quote: Originally posted by mojo: > "one-third of iMac buyers are first-time computer owners. That suggests a future of ever-expanding sales as new Mac-addicts upgrade and first-timers take the plunge." To me that suggests that iMac buyers are people who don't know any better and buy one or two Apples before moving on to Windows PCs. Apple is like AOL... they lure beginners with fancy colors and training wheels, but quickly lose them to the competition. for its target market, apple is the best buy. I use Wintel, hate it, and test apples, wish I could use it. Isnt wintel either people who shoulda stayed with mac or those who shoulda stayed with sun? Linux will level the field. Windows is dead. Wake up to 2004, its coming.
JeffMills	posted 08-24-2000 08:21 PM Does anyone realize the person that qualified the hardware perfmance for 60% of thier on the shelf product line is an ee new to computer market with sum total <1.5 years experience on designs over 10MHz? Kinda scary if things arent working right isnt it. Hope the yield looks good.
JeffMills	posted 08-24-2000 08:19 PM Are they performing well for the indiustry hardware wise?
InvestorGuide Daily Administrator	posted 07-19-2000 06:52 PM Steve Jobs unveiled several new Apple products at MacWorld today, including the G4 Cube, an enlarged keyboard for the iMac, and a new mouse to replace the widely criticized round iMac mouse. (source: Upside) http://upside.com/News/3975ef520.html Analysis: Jim Seymour takes a closer look at Apple's earnings announcement and its state of affairs. (source: theStreet.com) http://www.thestreet.com/funds/jimseymour/1006327.html
Earnings Administrator	posted 07-18-2000 07:18 PM Company Name (Ticker): reported, expected, same q last year Apple Computer (AAPL): $0.45, $0.44, $0.34
InvestorGuide Daily Administrator	posted 07-18-2000 07:11 PM Apple Computer reported earnings today and will kick off its MacWorld conference. Apple, the comeback story, is long gone; now Wall Street wants to see the sequel: Apple, the growth story. (source: Red Herring) http://redherring.com/investor/2000/0718/inv-off-zdii-apple071800.html
InvestorGuide Daily Administrator	posted 07-03-2000 04:54 PM In brief: - Cyclical inventory patterns suggest Apple will revamp the iMac next month, say analysts and resellers, with the debut of other new computers possible at July's MacWorld Expo.
InvestorGuide Daily Administrator	posted 06-30-2000 06:31 PM In brief: - Cyclical inventory patterns suggest Apple will revamp the iMac next month, say analysts and resellers, with the debut of other new computers possible at July's MacWorld Expo.
InvestorGuide Daily Administrator	posted 05-15-2000 06:30 PM In brief: - Apple (APPL) said that it was slashing the price of its Web applications software WebObjects to $699 from $50,000, and that it was delaying the release of the final version of its next generation operating systems, Mac OS X, until January.
heister	posted 04-25-2000 01:48 PM that also suggests to me that Macs are better at increasing the size of the market... That ability to is invaluable! Do you have any numbers to back up your claim that AOL loses a lot of member to competition? I know some people switch once they realize some other service is better for them, but there are switching costs involved and lots of people don't want to incur those costs.

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