1. Getting carried away
- Subjects
PowerPC-based system ,Laptop/portable computer ,Company marketing practices ,64-bit operating system ,32-bit operating system ,SPARC-based system ,MIPS-based system ,Computer industry ,K6-based system ,System design ,Time to market ,486-based system ,Microcomputer industry ,Operating system ,Home computer market ,680X0-based system ,Apple Inc. -- Marketing -- Equipment and supplies ,Apple Macintosh PowerBook (PowerPC-based notebook) -- Marketing ,Apple Macintosh (680X0-based system) -- Design and construction -- Marketing ,DOS (Operating system) -- Equipment and supplies -- Marketing ,IBM PC (Intel-compatible system) -- Design and construction -- Marketing ,Notebook computers -- Marketing -- Design and construction -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage ,Operating systems -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies ,Product development -- Equipment and supplies ,Laptop computers -- Marketing -- Design and construction -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage ,Portable computers -- Marketing -- Equipment and supplies -- Usage ,Connectivity -- Equipment and supplies ,System design -- Equipment and supplies ,Systems analysis -- Equipment and supplies ,Marketing -- Equipment and supplies ,Computer industry -- Marketing -- Equipment and supplies ,Interoperability -- Equipment and supplies ,Microcomputers -- Marketing -- Usage -- Equipment and supplies -- Design and construction - Abstract
In a recent interview with PC User, Microsoft's president Bill Gates explained his company's reluctance to develop products for the Unix-based NeXT computer. His estimate of installations in the US […]
- Published
- 1991