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Posted by michael on Sunday March 24, 2002 @11:33PM
from the but-only-one-mouse-click-at-a-time dept.

Johnny Mnemonic writes "Apple is asking for feedback specifically from PC users about why you might be considering a Mac purchase, or if you recently purchased a Mac for the first time, why you made the switch. A good opportunity to sound off about your Apple peeves, but also a chance to let Apple know what you think they're doing right. The Mac OS X feedback page, originally from the Public Beta, is still up and accepting feedback, also."

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Re:Deal with it! (Score:2, Funny)

by cblood (323189) writes: on Monday March 25, 2002 @09:54AM (#3220695) Homepage

I did say they had a better os. Mac users are always whining about how superior it is So assuming this is true, if the intel version was released, it would quickly gain market share. I admit they had a better shot in 1992 when system 7 would have gone up agianst WFW 3.0 (yes there was an intel version of system 7) But people hate microsoft. The people at Apple can't see the forest for the trees. Profits on hardware will allways be a niche market.

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Re:Why not ask the real question...? (Score:2, Funny)

by otuz (85014) writes: on Monday March 25, 2002 @11:11AM (#3221070) Homepage

Upgrading a mac is not pricey if you go this way:

buy a new mac
use it
sell it
buy a new mac

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