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James Robertson

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About the Mac and business... Posted: Jan 18, 2007 8:22 PM
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Looks like my prediction that Apple would start getting considered as a serious PC replacement wasn't off the mark:

Mac market growth this quarter and remarked that Mac market growth in the US grew 31% in quarter, compared to PC market growth of 3%. These numbers are amazing, people, and if you consider that Apple hasn't really announced any exciting Mac related announcements for awhile, they are even more amazing.

Those are amazing numbers - and the Vista fanboys should take note.

Hat Tip Rob Fahrni.

Related: Doc Searls quotes ValleyWag:

Microsoft's next-generation Windows hits the stores in less than two weeks, but for all its whizzy features it's got less buzz than a new dental plan.

Ouch.

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