[Ti] Market Share: 2.3% -- That's NOT good press

[Daniel L Kegan, Kegan & Kegan, Ltd.]

From a stockholder/revenue perspective, new sales is an important metric.
From a user perspective, machines in real use and duration/usefulness of old machines
may be more important-- the size of the community one is joining.

Daniel Kegan * daniel at KeganLaw.com * Kegan & Kegan, Ltd
We identify, develop, and protect intangible business assets
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On Fri, Jan 17, 2003, 10:06:53 AM GMT PowerBook G4 Titanium List wrote:
>From: b <flipper at macsrule.com>
>>With all due respect, so what -- the Chevy-Toyota analysis still
>>holds true, certainly with respect to potential "switchers."
>
>What???  GM is no doubt very relieved that they only have to be
>measured on new car sales. If longevity, i.e. vehicles on the road,
>were the measure, they would look awful for the Chevy compared to
>Toyotas. Besides Apple and Microsoft aren't 'strictly' competitors.
>