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1. Comment - Have high-end Macs made Apple the preferred choice of snobs?

   (Jul 25, 2009 - 5:29 PM)

   That's true. I paid almost 2k for my five-year-old Powerbook. Needless to say, the computer is of top-notch quality and still works perfectly today - even despite its age. I've never had such luck with any of my PC systems. You get what you pay for.

2. Comment - $99 iPhone 3G = game changer...iPhone 3G S = dud

   (Jun 9, 2009 - 4:58 PM)

   Um, your mom called and asked for you to go back to your room.

3. Comment - Google: Windows 7 users should be able to choose any browser, any time

   (Mar 11, 2009 - 6:30 PM)

   But, to say that Microsoft has to remove IE from its operating system bundle would be unfair to Microsoft because Apple still packages OS X with Safari. I can't justify having one vendor to be the execption to the whole "software bundling" tactic that many vendors already use to promote usage of various software, and with that I think that either ALL OS vendors be restricted to not allowing internet browser bundling, or the case should be dropped.
   
   As for Microsoft's OS market share in relation to Microsoft's distribution of IE, I find it unfair to punish one company for the better advantage to distribute its products based on soley the (excellent) business decisions that have lead to the current majority market share of Windows operating system. However, I do agree that IE should allow the ability to completely uninstall from the operating system so that the user can ultimately choose either to have IE or not. The same idea should go with all OS vendors.