Jesse Kline a �crit:
Sure they should be allowed to develop networking products. Of course I wouldn't recomend buying any of them :-). The thing that bothers me is that MS made their billions by being a software only company. This is what seperated them from the IBMs and Apples of the day. It now seems that they are trying to get into the hardware market with mice, keyboards, xboxes, networking equipment, etc. I'm just wondering if it will work out for them now. As for what OS they run, I think it would be funny if they ran Linux or BSD, but more likely they will run on some sort of WinCE OS.Jesse Quoting Cameron Nikitiuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:Is it just me or is this just wrong? Should she guys actually be allowed to develop networking products? I can't but wonder if they operate similar to other networking products (D-Link, Linksys, NetGear) and use a web interface. If that's the case, I know other products tend to use some sort of Linux derivative for there OS (at least that's the way it is with the big toys - Lucent, Nortel, WatchGuard, etc.). So wouldn't that be interesting if Microsoft had someone build the products for them, and that manufacturer used a Linux OS for its base. Just sort of babbling here...but I am finished now. Regards, Cameron Nikitiuk
