PHOTOSTYLER FOR WINDOWS 10 MAC OS
Yeah, you could call FireWire innovation, but iPod and Mac OS X? Yeah, they are great products, but they don’t fit in my “innovation” list. They cited the company’s introduction of the FireWire standard, video editing technology, the iPod MP3 player and the newest version of Mac OS X, known as Jaguar. Let me explain why…Īccording to experts, however, Apple is a true innovator. I get fed up with these pundits who have columns and write about stuff of which they know nothing. This is just what the situation is from my point of view. It will be interesting to see what effect that has on Apple’s sales. What I am interested in is the recent announcement that Microsft is coming out with a “digital hub” version of XP. It is now a successful, solid company again. So, in my case, my 17″ Studio Display cost $599 instead of $999.Īpple has its niche markets and is trying to expand those and get into some other nooks and crannies, but corporate? Forget it! Since the original iMac came out, Apple has had, I think, one quarter where it didn’t make a profit. Also, there has been an ongoing rebate (which I took advantage of myself) where you can get up to $499 off a Studio Display. However, you do get all thw above (except AppleWorks for some reason) and now you get Adobe InDesign, which retails for $699, free. If you buy a Power Mac, you really have to shell out. You buy and iMac or eMac and you get a lot right out of the box. Anyone who says these apps suck or are lame hasn’t ever used them and/or is just trolling. And, of course, you get AppleWorks, good music CD burning with iTunes and data burning with Disk Burner. Mac, you can get and use iCal (which is brand new and needs work), even if you have no iDisk to publish it on (there are many sites that have popped up already where you can do that anyway). If you buy and iMac or eMac, you get iTunes, iMovie, iPhoto and, if you have a SuperDrive, you get iDVD. I know Macs cost more – but not that much more, especially for what you get. The only thing Apple needs to do is speed things up. I cannot understand these columnists who keep saying Apple has to do this and that. Jobs is trying to reach other areas besides the basic consumer, but not the corporate area. Look at what they have achieved since then! A new OS and wonderful applications that come bundled. Even after Steve Jobs came back and took over, when the original iMac came out, there was almost nothing on it, except AppleWorks 5, fax software, Quicken and a couple of games. Linux is in a much better position to do this anyway.Īpple is a company that almost went under. I am a Mac person (Iuse other OSes too), but the idea of Apple trying to go head to head with Microsoft at the corporate level is ridiculous. So many of these columnists have no idea what a company is really trying to do or where they came from, for that matter.
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