At 10:01 PM +0800 10/8/02, Reg Whitely wrote:
I
do concur though with the building your own PC comment. That hardly
seems like fun for someone who really does want to enjoy his/her
computer.
Yes Reg, but besides enjoying my computer, I do occasionally have to
be productive...without the fun!
I'm curious as to how building yourself a PC counts as thinking
different... Or how it would be less expensive than purchasing 10.2
or subscribing to .Mac or buying Virtual PC (or indeed all of these
combined!)
Have fun,
Shay
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I never said I thought different Shay. I just said that I built
my
Kent
I cannot but agree
If Apple aren't careful they will lose the goodwill of their committed band of
'evangalists'
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Dear Shay
I've always reflected positively on your 'Have fun' comment. It seems
to me that there's a lot less fun now than in the past with Apple. I
do concur though with the building your own PC comment. That hardly
seems like fun for someone who really does want to enjoy his/her
computer.
Hi Ken, I also sent Apple some 'nice' feedback.a bit too
'verbose' to present here. Let's just say that I feel the range of
new soft/hardware that Apple are producing now does very little to
offset their lack of customer concern. As someone who has a
reasonable influence on purchases of new co
Hi Ken, I also sent Apple some 'nice' feedback.a bit too
'verbose' to present here. Let's just say that I feel the range of
new soft/hardware that Apple are producing now does very little to
offset their lack of customer concern. As someone who has a
reasonable influence on purchases of new
Just a little whinge about the new (& improved!) OS X 10.2. Below is some
feedback I have sent through to Apple on the OS X 10.2 upgrade.
'I just wanted to voice my opinion that after having spent $6,000 (AUS) on a
new PowerBook G4 with new OS X only back in late March 2002 to now have to
pay the
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