On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Robin Darby wrote: > > On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 12:23 pm, Henry Kalir wrote: > > > On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Robin Darby wrote: > > > >>> > >>> Yesterday I was telling an attorney with whom I work about how happy > >>> I > >>> am with my Ti 800, and suggested that he look at the new Al's because > >>> he needs a new laptop. However, he came right back with Apple's > >>> market share as a reason NOT to buy an Apple, regardless of how good > >>> the PowerBooks are. > >> > >> Does he also drive a ford (motor car)? > >> > >> Ta > >> Robin > >> > > Robin, > > > > This analogy does NOT hold here! Both a Ford and any other car used > > the same road and run on the same basic principle, so that all can get > > gas > > at the same gas station. Now - if your car were truly revolutionary - a > > Hydrogen powered car, but you would have a hard time getting Hydrogen > > fo. > > it...or service - would you still buy it for EVERYDAY use as your ONLY > > car?? > > Think about it...pleas > > Er, I don't see your point; i migrated from Linux on an intel to OS X > on a tiBook some years ago with out any interruption. OS X is so much > better for development and desktop use, and if it hadn't worked out I > could have just installed linux. > It must be a Windows user thing, been unable to cope with one mouse > button or something?? > > Ta > Robin.. I wouldn't know, Robin...y'see - I've been an Apple II+/Mac user for the past 23 years. Apple II+, Mac IIcx, PB 160, 7100, G3 MT 300 MHz, Ti G4 800 MHz Please see my subsequent post, in which I'll try to clarify my point. Best, Henry