Tom, good point. I would call it communication and connectivity, since
connectivity is the goal of electronic communications.
Apple wants to enter and lead a connected products market, and yes, they are
starting with entertainment products.
Mark Snyder
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Don't neglect
Isn't that the reason people don't use Mac? The applications they need are
available on Windows, not the Mac.
Man, if my applications would run on a Mac, I would use them. No virus
problems, and their ease of use is legendary, they practically run them
selves. Who needs stupid users? As and
The cynic sez that all business have just one aim: Earn as much money
as is possible. ...Hewlett-Packard realized that they were in the money
business, and prospered. Does Hewlett-Packard still make instruments?
I don't know, but I'll bet that they don't care, one way or the other.
HP is an
On Tue, 17 Apr 2007, John A. Newitt wrote:
At 1:05 AM -0400 4/17/07, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Does Hewlett-Packard still make instruments? I don't know, but I'll bet
that they don't care, one way or the other.
While not for electrical engineers, HP did continue to make analytical
instruments
A friend of mine gave me an e-mail address [EMAIL PROTECTED] Not having seen
this before, I sent a test message with two addressees, the one given and
another @gmail.com. Neither one has bounced. Am I correct in assuming that
one is just an alias for the other?
In some ways, the hardware IS a bargain. I am willing to shell out
$2k for a new TV. I have not yet done so, as I am unwilling to shell
out $1.2 per year for programming, most of which I don't want, just
to get the small amount that I do want.
What I did not realize when I bought a new TV was
