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So will Apple?

But did not a great many people here claim that the Halo Effect
was an illusion?

After all perhaps this new running Windows thing is one of
Apple's way to it's Mac's more attractive to possible swithers that
does not include a so called Halo effect from the iPod....Meaning
Apple is working this thing for many an angle and is not soley
depending on the iPod?

Like it or not guys when or "IF" (as shade would like to say)
someone might have considered switching or at least trying the
Mac they had to consider all they time and money invested on
the PC side of things. Like software and games that they owned.
Now that is becoming far less a hinderance and as time passed
even less so. Mac's will get faster each and every generation and
their OLD PC will by default get slower simple by natural age.
Some might consider a change? Why is that so unreasonable?
I'm not saying a flood...Apple could not handle that anyway.
Heck to Apple even a singe percentage point would probably be
a flood heh heh heh....

Now do you guys think Apple does not have more in the works?
Come on.

The iPod has from it's inception kept evolving and
changing...why should that change? But you MIGHT be right and
the iPod will run out of steam so it's off to the next thing is it
not?

Pagan jim

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