Ian, Since OOo came out, like 5 years ago, virtually *every*
computer-related cost has dropped. I think you are giving *FAR* too
much credit to OOo. I mean, 5 years ago, I couldn't buy a 2 GHz +
machine for less than $2000, now I can get one for like $300. Is that
because of OOo?
-Chad Smith
Another point is that MS has had a hard time pushing out MS Office 11 and
has gotten only 15% of it's current customers to do so. It will further
dilute the effect by pushing MS Office 12 out onto the shelves soon, too.
A few years ago, something less than 68% of MSO sales come from OEM sales.
On Sat, 2005-07-30 at 11:15 -0400, Chad Smith wrote:
Ian, Since OOo came out, like 5 years ago, virtually *every*
computer-related cost has dropped. I think you are giving *FAR* too
much credit to OOo. I mean, 5 years ago, I couldn't buy a 2 GHz +
machine for less than $2000, now I can get
Hi Ian,
Yey!
Ian Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority
Is this a part of the UK Education Ministry?
Cheers,
khirano
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