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Bizarre: CNet writer claims that Windows 7 must have geek support or else
Started by Duncan Riley · 9 months ago
I mentioned in a post on blogging yesterday that when you have a differing opinion, it’s always best practice to play the idea and not the man when arguing against something. So I apologize in advance, because sometimes a post is so out of touch that you can’t avoid playi
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5 months ago
While OSX is a very good OS and clearly mac market share is increasing after the fiasco that was Vista, since it doesn't even have 20% market share - clearly the corporate market dictates what the consumer market is as well.
4 months ago
I am a certified geek, and i have dozens of people who buy or not buy pc products based on what i tell them
Guess what, They are ALL still using XP.. why.. not because they saw vista, because I saw vista, and it sucked.
wake up.
5 months ago
5 months ago
Certainly many, if not most early reviews come from geeks. To the non-geek user, playing with beta software is just not a priority. But frankly, we see many products that stay in geekland, without widespread consumer adoption, even with glowing reviews. Many geeks love Linux, but find they need to run Windows. Why? Its the applications that are important, not the OS. If an application doesn't run, or runs exceedingly slow, then no amount of hype, geek or otherwise, can counter the needs of the consumer.