[quote user="saf"] On a lighter note: Steve Jobs: Mercedes - check (SL55, but he also has a Gulfstream V) Apple - check B&O - ? [/quote] The five cofounders left Apple early on Friday, September 13, 1985 (after Jobs gave Sculley a list of the staffers who would leave with him and his own resignation letter, which he had already released

[quote user="saf"] [quote user="XavierItzmann"] Apple is a $50 billion (turnover) company. Microsoft is a $59 billion (turnover) company. [/quote] Not sure from where you've got those figures, it's rather Apple US$ 36,5bn and Microsoft US$ 56,3b as far as the latest annual comparison goes[/quote] The figures come from the

[quote user="Flappo The Grate"] plus you could sort a folder by size , for some reason you can't in X !!! [/quote] This is not correct. On the Finder, folders can be sorted by size. On Finder, View > Show View Options, check Size. Then on Finder, View > as List, click on Size column.

[quote user="saf"] it is a question if it at all is possible for any human to actually steer companies of such a size/complexity as those behemoths incl. Microsoft – or, realistically, pretend to expect it from such an individual.[/quote] Apple is a $50 billion (turnover) company. Microsoft is a $59 billion (turnover) company. Steve

[quote user="jk1002"] >> what are you going to do about it ?<< Admittedly they dropped the ball on Beoport. Question is, is that an up to date product? [/quote] Very good comments and I agree on the whole. I'll touch upon a couple only. Yes, BeoPort is a dated product but it is the only bridge between my digital music and my

[quote user="Peter "] However plenty of owners also have PCs and this would probably still be a healthy majority. [/quote] What you say is possible, no doubt. But I took the time to go back through this thread and see who actually declared what is it that they use or own. Here is my tally of those who declared, and I apologize if I missed

[quote user="PhilLondon"] the former CEO did not like Apple, also they had seen stats saying that Apple's market share was 4%[/quote] Wow, what a crass business error! Yes, it is true: if you look at worldwide statistics, even today over 90% of computers are not Apple. But that is the crudest of measures. I wonder if this same chap also

[quote user="Puncher"] It's actually quite sad! [/quote] I agree. This is why I went with a VW, the 12-cylinder version. Think different! With regard to Apple, there is saying that once you go Mac you never go back. This has been true for me since 1987.

On mine, the speakerphone is essentially unusable, because the sound level rises and lowers constantly. Even when I am able to figure out what the other party is saying, they can't seem to be able to understand me. This problem also seems to exist on the handset, but to a lesser degree. Problems can be slightly reduced by turning off and on the

[quote user="9 LEE"]After laughing, then crying - we found that our customer had owned the 3200 for 2 years and never used the memory as he couldn't get it to work. He thought it was something he was doing wrong, but never pursued it.[/quote] This is a very interesting piece of information: you seem to imply that otherwise the 3200 was