Sometimes comparing technology feature by feature isn't
enough. Personal preferences are important whether
they're based on specs or price or the shocking pink
case, or all three. Old tech--new tech, doesn't matter as
long as it gets the desired result--or close to it.
Absolutely. I
Feature-by-feature comparisons can be great, but only if they are
meaningful to the specific evaluator. I wrote earlier about my buying
more current technologies and wrote some of the reasons. One of the
reasons is usefulness; how productive does it make me, or what ever the
requirement; for MP3
I am interested in comment - As reported by AplpeInsider here:
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/08/09/24/apple_launches_iphone_developer_university_program.html
Apple has recently released details of a new program designed for higher
education institutions looking to introduce curriculum
Why are so many upset about stupid MP3 players?
Steve, it's not really about the MP3 players; it's about the biases
of some
list members and their refusal to be rational where anything to do
with
Microsoft is concerned.
If it were just about the players, I would have quit long ago. The
Instead, we get snide remarks: anyone who listens to radio is not
really
into music because broadcast playlists are crap; anyone who uses a
music
subscription service is dumb; buying music while driving should be
illegal
(I still haven't figured that one out);
Perhaps there's some sort of
Vista Woes
Since I manage alot (about 40) of Windows machines as a side-task of my
main job, I decided I would be a farsighted employee and so when buying
my new laptop I went against my better judgment and purchased Vista.
And since I thought I should make sure I had all the available bells
Sometimes comparing technology feature by feature isn't
enough. Personal preferences are important whether
they're based on specs or price or the shocking pink
case, or all three. Old tech--new tech, doesn't matter as
long as it gets the desired result--or close to it.
Absolutely. I
