Comments on: What has happened this year. . .

By: Alex Tan

Alex Tan — Wed, 02 Nov 2005 14:28:19 +0000

Peder, if you visit the link that I posted in the article, you will see plenty of reviewers who consider Mac OS X more solid than Windows, they may not have that exact wording, but most feel OS X is superior. Example: Mac OS X Tiger âis the classiest version of Mac OS X ever and, by many measures, the most secure, stable and satisfying consumer operating system prowling the earth.â

By: Peder Bergan

Peder Bergan — Tue, 01 Nov 2005 18:46:15 +0000

Yes, in my opinon, you are biased towards Apple.
For starters, if I were researching how people feel towards microsoft, I would not ask (or blindly believe) microsoft.

“Mac OS X has been considered by most, to be the most stable operating system out there”
Oh really? I would like to see what facts you base this statement on. I always had the impression that most people feel Windows is more stable. I personally do not feel that is true, but obviously most people do.
But yeah, UNIX (which OS X is based on) is recognized by computer techs to be the most stable OS.
Still I see no reason to mention anything about OS stability in anything to do with the technologies that has emerged through 2005.

In fact, the entire article should perhaps be renamed to something like “2005s biggest computer tech solutions”.

Not that the technology in the iPod nano/iPod is any new “emerging technology”, as the author suggests. Still, it’s very kind of Alex to put in the affordable prices of Apple products in his article, thanks a bunch.

By: Alex Tan

Alex Tan — Tue, 01 Nov 2005 01:01:17 +0000

I explained why I went ahead and did it now in the first paragraph, because most of the products are already out for Christmas time, and I said (except for the Xbox 360).

By: Griffith

Griffith — Tue, 01 Nov 2005 00:24:46 +0000

Should have waited a bit more for this, also you forgot some nice things such as the portable consoles and the upcoming new XBox.