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- IF IBM had kept up it's end of this perhaps Apple could
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have been more than 2% of their buisness here. Apple despite
IBM's sloppy practices was and is showing signs of buisness
increase and greater exceptance of the Mac due to the sucess of
OSX and other things like Xserver. In combination with the viri/
spyware problems on the other side of the fence this time was
ripe for an Apple surge and there has been some signs that it is/
will be happening. However the huge elephant sized fly in the
ointement turend out to be IBM. So perhaps IBM is loosing 2% of
her buisness but who knows what the 2% might have become if
she held up to her end of the deal.
Pagan jim - Posted by: Laff Posted on: 06/07/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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