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Roger Kay Quotes
«They can't invest in IBM anymore because they don't own that brand, so the sooner they get away from that the better.»
Author: Roger Kay
«This new line is targeted at segments that have been underserved before - in particular the small business.»
Author: Roger Kay
«There is always an issue for a product you currently have when you expose the market to a future product. When commercial customers become aware that there might be something better down the road, they might delay buying now, particularly if they have some flexibility.»
Author: Roger Kay
«This is part and parcel of an effort on Microsoft's part to make the launch of Vista really interesting.»
Author: Roger Kay
«If you just deliver a new operating system, that's not very interesting. In order to get the necessary jazz, there needs to be other stuff. If partners come out with new form factors, services and applications, they can claim that computing is new and different, and create more buzz.»
Author: Roger Kay
«Sixty-four bit is sellable as bigger, faster, but in terms of what it does for you, there is very little at the moment.»
Author: Roger Kay
«The sad truth is that consumers will buy what's on the shelf. Businesses will wait.»
Author: Roger Kay
«How much they cost has been an issue all along. These things are not cheap.»
Author: Roger Kay
«It's more of a horse race now.»
Author: Roger Kay
«For young companies getting up and going, there's so much work to be done that politics takes a back seat to the job at hand.»
Author: Roger Kay