Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 21st Apr 2006 14:52 UTC, submitted by aaronb
"The 17" iMac has almost everything a silencer could want. It's quiet, efficient, good value, and can even run Windows. the iMac is a computer for the connoisseur, just as Apple intended. Power users, enthusiasts, anyone who wants to tweak the hell out of everything should probably stick to building their own systems - they'll be happier molding the computer to their own personal quirks. However, for someone who wants to use a computer, not take up computer building as a hobby, the iMac is among the best there is."
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2006-01-01
Other than PWS and domain functionality, XP Pro vs. XP Home makes no appreciable difference with respect to the enumerated software. Further the indication that someone would be purchasing Adobe Acrobat for comparison is ridiculous.
Software that people do not use and is not practically transferable has no value to them. Microsoft could slap a DVD set archiving sourceforge.net into Vista and claim INFINITY BILLION DOLLARS in bundled software out of the box. A lot of difference that would make to their users. While we're at it, I have "hundreds of dollars" of bundled software that has come with motherboards, sound cards, and video cards over the years that will eventually find its way to garbage disposal.