
Steve Jobs: Reports on the Death of Mac are 'Completely Wrong'
Posted June 10, 2010 at 4:42pm by
Shalom Levytam
Steve Jobs has responded to an email from a customer concerned that the Mac might be dead.
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Mr. Jobs,
Newsweek just ran an "obituary" for the Mac (see ...) saying the Mac has been "relegated to the steaming dung heap of the past."
I hope he's wrong. I believe and hope that the Mac will remain a vibrant, vital part of Apple's future and one of its (admittedly many) product lines.
So, as you view it, does the MAc have a long and important history ahead of it?
Dennis
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Completely wrong. Just wait.
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Mr. Jobs,
Newsweek just ran an "obituary" for the Mac (see ...) saying the Mac has been "relegated to the steaming dung heap of the past."
I hope he's wrong. I believe and hope that the Mac will remain a vibrant, vital part of Apple's future and one of its (admittedly many) product lines.
So, as you view it, does the MAc have a long and important history ahead of it?
Dennis
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Completely wrong. Just wait.
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