Excellent article. I find it amazing that the big M would create some half-baked experiment, manipulate the process and "data" (I use that term very loosely); and then expect the general public to buy into it. The fact that every single person shown in the commercial was impressed with the amazing Mojave speaks to the complete one sideness of this "experiment". I'd love to see a truly unbiased usability test through a reputable company and then see it uncut on TV. Of course that will never happen as already dropping sales of vista would tank even further. I personally have an immense dislike for Vista as it's a memory hog and isn't all that stable. Unfortunately, it's nearly a standard install for most every computer manufacturer out there now. I ended up buying a copy of licensed copy of XP Pro off Ebay and doing a complete reload on a brand new system.
Excellent article. I find
Excellent article. I find it amazing that the big M would create some half-baked experiment, manipulate the process and "data" (I use that term very loosely); and then expect the general public to buy into it. The fact that every single person shown in the commercial was impressed with the amazing Mojave speaks to the complete one sideness of this "experiment". I'd love to see a truly unbiased usability test through a reputable company and then see it uncut on TV. Of course that will never happen as already dropping sales of vista would tank even further. I personally have an immense dislike for Vista as it's a memory hog and isn't all that stable. Unfortunately, it's nearly a standard install for most every computer manufacturer out there now. I ended up buying a copy of licensed copy of XP Pro off Ebay and doing a complete reload on a brand new system.