Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 22nd Dec 2008 22:26 UTC, submitted by rexstuff
Windows Vista has been out and about for a while now, and it has already been updated with a service pack, with a second service pack on its way. Vista's successor, Windows 7, is also getting closer and closer to release, but despite all that, Windows XP is still going strong, and demand for the operating system remains high. Because of that, Microsoft has yet again extended Windows XP's lifetime for OEMs and resellers.
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RE[6]: Comment by Kroc
by sbergman27 on Tue 23rd Dec 2008 01:00
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I was making a comparative point. No reason to get nasty.
No nasty here. It's just that hearing people compare Windows and OS X prices always sounds to me like a price comparison of different kinds of caviar.
I'm more interested in spinach, cauliflower, broccoli, zucchini, tomatoes, brussels sprouts, corn, bell peppers, mushrooms, and carrots. I sometimes discuss the price of asparagus, though.
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RE[6]: Comment by Kroc
by graigsmith on Tue 23rd Dec 2008 17:09
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OS X is, in and of itself, inexpensive at $129 USD as compared to Microsoft's pricing. I never said it was the cheapest os around, and I never said Macs were cheap. I was making a comparative point. No reason to get nasty.