Intel Macs in January?
Certainly seems so.
With Front Row and the Video iPod, it's pretty clear Apple is making a full-court press for the home entertainment market, where their legendary fit and finish will make more impact than in the beige world of the enterprise.
While a Mac Mini would be perfect as a desktop replacement for 90% of the PC's in the enterprise, the fact is, out of the box, they make lousy business PC's. Too much to uninstall, too much to install.
Let the Dells of the world fight over who will become the next dominant IBM PC maker (even though IBM doesn't make PC's. They've learned their lesson.): Apple's too busy trying to become the next Sony.
With Front Row and the Video iPod, it's pretty clear Apple is making a full-court press for the home entertainment market, where their legendary fit and finish will make more impact than in the beige world of the enterprise.
While a Mac Mini would be perfect as a desktop replacement for 90% of the PC's in the enterprise, the fact is, out of the box, they make lousy business PC's. Too much to uninstall, too much to install.
Let the Dells of the world fight over who will become the next dominant IBM PC maker (even though IBM doesn't make PC's. They've learned their lesson.): Apple's too busy trying to become the next Sony.
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12.22.2005.
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