Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 22nd Oct 2006 20:16 UTC, submitted by
"Apple's recent quarterly earnings report blew past all expectations. More importantly, dramatic unit sales growth shows the company is executing a working strategy for building the Mac platform. That raises the obvious question: why has Apple's market share historically been so low, and why did Apple fail to make any progress in the 1990's? Here's a look at why Apple's platform fell into crisis, and why the solutions prescribed by analysts didn't work."
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2005-07-06
I'm curious: did you miss the words "chomping at the bit" in my post, not understand what they mean, or did you simply forget how long it took for a OS X-native version of Photoshop to be released?