Goodnight, Sweet Prince
I'm not a fan of Apple and never have been. The only time I ever used an Apple computer was at Primary School, and those things were practically the same as a Windows one then.
The only reason Apple was doing so well was because Steve Jobs presented the product in a way to get people excited about it, even when it wasn't nearly as good as some other similar technology released before/at the same time. Now Steve Jobs is dead, we can expect their industry to plummet as only minorities will be excited about Apple products, and the others will actually buy other products that are better.
The only reason Apple was doing so well was because Steve Jobs presented the product in a way to get people excited about it, even when it wasn't nearly as good as some other similar technology released before/at the same time. Now Steve Jobs is dead, we can expect their industry to plummet as only minorities will be excited about Apple products, and the others will actually buy other products that are better.
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Not to defend the way people often argue on the internet, but there are some pretty clear-cut differences between Windows and Mac (and Linux, etc.), so I can see where they might be coming from.
However, I agree this is not the place for it.
In my opinion, he was a revolutionary. You can't look at his achievements by just comparing laptops. He redefined the mp3 market and built a product for a market that didn't even exist (iPads). Who would have known that, back in the 90s, we were imminent to being able to carry a device the size of our palm with the capabilities to surf the web.
Not to mention, app development has become one of the pinnacles of game development growth (along with Zuckerman's Facebook). To keep up with Job's achievements, you have to think like he did: outside the box.
That's not to say he didn't have problems, but he was more than just the face of his company.
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Um, not your thread to ask for lock. So your still a douche.
Also I agree with FD, he revolutionised many of the markets, to the point where apples products were not even in the same catergory; there was mp3 players, and there were ipods.
Sadly missed. He had something no other CEO ever had or ever will. Presentation. Hats off to you good sir.
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Hey douche, lock your face.
A-hem.
I'm not locking this thread yet because it's actually being used for it's purpose instead of arguing. Imagine that! It's not really your place to ask for a lock thomars, and unless people start fighting back and forth I won't lock it. Unless it's just one person, in which case warnings will be generously applied with a side helping of bans.
If you don't have a valid point to make don't attempt to make one. Now again (specifically at thomars this time...) on topic please and don't try to disrupt the thread.
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