Isn't than an oxymoron?

"Who love to drive in style and buy Chevrolets . . . . "

did he say anything useful? this guy justs generates text to get paid....i can't beleive i wasted time reading let alone writing about him. what a dork

Ever since this guy stated that Microsoft wrote the first MacOS, sans sarcasm, he's got about zero credibility in my book.

design and windows/MS... yeah right....

people woh pay less get less... and a lot of hoopleheads don't even know what design is... so just let MS be Ms and apple the design and bang for the buck king;-)

If Mac OS were available today on intel hardware I would wash my Windows right off of the system. GO APPLE!

Isn’t he afraid that this will lead to PC’s which might fall and injure people during an earthquake?

...that Rob Enderle is a poopie-face.

Lets drag him kicking and screaming into the futue of real computing...

why not have a laptop with Intel processor with all three OS, Windows, MacOS and Linux in it? It will be fun isn't it?

I want to see desktops with all operating systems loaded into it. All OS (windows, MacOS and Linux in one) will be fun to work with .

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Isn't than an oxymoron?

Pretty much.

I guess Enderle is referring to all two of the people in the world who love design and use Windows. Or is it just one guy, and his mom is just going along to be supportive?

...just tired of flakes masquerading as anything worth listening to. Enderle is the flakiest

generated by some buggy software. Forget a bout oxymoron... not even in his dictionnary.

Well, if you use Autocad, you use windows. Whether you hate it or not.

It's pretty safe to say that at least 50% of Autocad users have at least some love of design, yes?

Or is the smart part of this crowd confusing design with things that shine?

(aaah, sarcasm, it's an art!)

One may use Autocad, but that does not mean one's design is any good.

It is funny how you are talking about dragging into the future. Don't you find it interesting that Apple is having to give in and go with an X86 architecture. Perhaps alittle worm has made it's way into the Apple.

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It is funny how you are talking about dragging into the future. Don't you find it interesting that Apple is having to give in and go with an X86 architecture. Perhaps alittle worm has made it's way into the Apple.

Nah. Apple just wants to sell Apple hardware to PC users.

They would prefer if the PC users were full-fledged OS X users, and some will be, but Apple doesn't mind if PC users just buy the nicely designed Apple x86 systems to run Windows on. Either way, they're happy to take PC user money... lot's of it. Cha-ching!

Let's say you get your iBook with Tiger installed. Dual-booting existing Macs with Linux is already possible, although I would have though a more sensible solution is booting in MacOS and having a Linux machine running under VMWare.

So that leaves you with shelling out for Windows.

Now unless Apple cuts an OEM deal with Microsoft (and it's possible they will) you're looking at shelling out for a boxed copy of Windows. Last time I looked this was > 50% of the cheapest available PC. That's enough to put me off, for the extremely few Windows programs I might want to use.