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Re: Apple, Jobs, and the irony of it
In article <20030819061831.06150.00001754@mb-m03.aol.com>,
supertimer@aol.com (Supertimer) wrote:
> Right now, I can build an Opteron machine using
> processors and motherboard of my choosing. Just
> like I have bought Athlon MP processors and a
> motherboard to support them, both processors and
> motherboard were "intended" by the manufacturers
> for server/workstation duties BUT who ultimately
> gets to decide this? The builder.
Well, from what I've read here and seen online, and after sleeping on
it, I'm more convinced than ever that Apple is doing nothing wrong.
They see AMD 64-bit machines offered as servers and workstations with a
processor designed for servers and workstations. Apple can't be taken
to task for what the end users are doing with those machines. I know
there had been some questions about this online, but you all have now
convinced me that Apple is selling the first 64-bit 'personal computer'.
Thank you...
Greg B.
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