[Ti] like hell freezing over ?

[Alan Thompson]

This is a good point - I really think this could be painful for Apple  
- it could lower  their margins, and especially hurt unit sales.   
They will need to do a very large public information campaign  
assuring pros and consumers alike that if they make an investment in  
dead-end, very near-term unsupported hardware that they won't be  
burned for it.

I might just sell 1/2 of my AAPL position before some fancy analyst  
figures this out and writes about it, then the rest following along  
about their decreased confidence, yadda yadda on AAPL and its ability  
to make the transition.  Not to mention killing the halo effect with  
lots of FUD.

I really couldn't care less about the processor these days, but I'm  
just worried about viability, application availability and the over  
all momentum of the Apple OS as a platform.  I really like OS X and I  
would rather not use Windows.  Prior to the mac, I used another  
fantastic, now irrelevant platform - SGI.

--alan

On Jun 6, 2005, at 2:48 PM, John Griffin wrote:

> Wait a few days and you will probably find the prices of both used  
> and new Macs will take a real nosedive.

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