|  | Posted by Derek Janssen on 09/12/06 00:37 
Invid Fan wrote:>
 >>Personally, though, Steve's not the type to send the entire company down
 >>one stream of the river until industry conventional wisdom has the war
 >>almost over--
 >>And since it's still a losing stalemate, he's still waiting in the
 >>trenches with the rest of us.
 >
 > Depends. Jobs put DVD-ROM's in computers too early, switching to CD-R
 > when that proved more popular. A success on the early conversion front
 > was going to USB before it was more then a rarely used option anywhere
 > else. However, I agree that after getting burned on the dvd drives
 > before he'll wait this time...
 
 Plus, the issue of DVD-R for their Superdrives, before Microsoft went
 for +R--But that's excusable, as that war was still up in the air.
 (The current Intel Macs now burn both.)
 
 DVD recording was a necessity, but HD isn't yet, seeing as HD monitors
 are only a small niche of their sales, and run mostly QuickTime HD
 downloads--
 This war Steve can afford to wait out as objector.
 
 Derek Janssen
 ejanss@comcast.net
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