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Roger Kay Quotes
«What Apple's producing with iPod is the total experience with hardware, software and services. That's the piece none of the other purveyors have figured out: how to make the thing a great experience from soup to nuts.»
Author: Roger Kay
«You have to ask the child about the red flags. Do you really need an Alienware (gaming) laptop? Do you really need a Webcam? Do you really need a TV tuner?»
Author: Roger Kay
«Rather than becoming a general-purpose computing platform, tablets will settle in as a long-term niche product.»
Author: Roger Kay
«The tablet PC is a generally good idea, and Microsoft is especially motivated to have a success in this form factor,»
Author: Roger Kay
«Inasmuch as there is a market there [manufactures like Gateway] can develop substantially, I think education is it. I'd call it the biggest niche.»
Author: Roger Kay
«People talk about the possible reduction of choice. I don't see it that way,»
Author: Roger Kay
«It is certainly the most exciting introduction of software that Apple has made in a long time.»
Author: Roger Kay
«I think one of the key features is the ability to get on the Windows network. That means you're not penalized any more for bringing a Mac into that environment. With Office, you'll even get compatibility at the document level.»
Author: Roger Kay
«I do know that they had people working through Christmas and staying up late,»
Author: Roger Kay
«The concept is that they give you (only) what you want. The old days of tinkering with your PC is drawing to a close, and what you get is pretty good.»
Author: Roger Kay