而非一些人講的 iphone4 for Steve....
apple應該是不會這樣消費一個對他們非常有貢獻的人吧....
賈伯斯之所以今天才過世..我想也是因為看到ip4s已經發表了...
心願已了...才會這在今天走的吧...
hcgnews wrote:
R.I.P.現在各大...(恕刪)
人間飛雀 wrote:
抱歉....你說錯了...(恕刪)
這位同學
您應該沒有完整經歷過從 Apple II -> IBM PC -> Mac -> X86 這一連串的電腦史
您的論點有蠻多都不是很正確喔......
"真要說到圖形化介面發揚光大~~是微軟的比爾蓋茲"
-> 您知道一開始 Office 是開發給 Macintosh 使用的嗎? 後來的微軟的 Windows 發布時 Office 才移植過去的喔. 1984 年 Macintosh 發表時, IBM PC 應該還在 8086/8088 的 DOS 時代吧.
"你說飛機上那些使用IPAD~~筆記型電腦比他好用多了吧...."
-> 看樣子您可能沒用過 Pad, 不知道 iPad 與筆電是不同的東西. iPad 單單不需等待開機, 隨開隨用就比筆電便利太多了. 我現在坐飛機只會帶 iPad, 看書看影片都太方便啦!!
"話說別忘了賈柏斯當年是怎麼離開蘋果的
就是因為堅持舊架構的CPU,導致蘋果電腦價位太高沒人買
他走了才有現在使用X86架構的蘋果"
-> 這不太對吧!! Job 被 Sculley 趕出 Apple 時是 1985, X86 已經開始流行了, 那時光華商場Intel + Microsoft 的 solution 慢慢取代了 Apple II 仿冒機 (有什麼 Banana II, Orange II ...... 的, 我家還有一台.). Apple 確實是因為封閉及價位太高而被 X86 取代, 但那時 Mac 用的是 Motorola 的 68000 系列, 不是舊架構喔. 舊的 Apple II 用的是 6502. Jobs 被趕出 Apple 時 Apple II 已經進化到 Apple IIgs 的 65C816 了. Macintosh 與 Apple II 是兩個不同系列喔.
再者 Apple 開始使用 Intel CPU 是 2005 年的事, 之前用的是 Motorola 68xxx 系列, 然後改為與 IBM, Motorola 合作的 RISC PowerPC 系列. 那時 Jobs 早就回 Apple 很久了. 怎會是他走了才有現在使用X86架構的蘋果?
"要不是微軟當年金援蘋果讓他苟延殘喘
踢走賈柏斯走正確的路~蘋果現在早就倒了"
-> 踢走 Jobs 走正確的路? Apple 在趕走 Jobs 之後方向並沒有正確阿. 一來機型太多 (啥 Mac LC, Performa, Pro, Classic, Color Classic...... 一堆), 再來要走相容模式, 授權了幾家廠商搞 Mac 相容機 (台灣的力捷就是其中之一喔), 最後市佔率一直往下掉, 在又把 Jobs 請回 Apple 後, 一系列停止授權, 減少 Mac 機型, 推出 iPod, iMac 等策略, 才把 Apple 從死亡邊緣拉回來的......
不是要筆戰, 而是看到一些似是而非的說法, 覺得要修正一下.
如果記錯的地方,也請多多指教
Dear Tim Cook: I'm sorry
I gave you a tough time today. I thought you didn't come up to some imaginary bar I held in my head. I didn't get why you didn't come out with bigger news. I didn't get why everyone in my network was telling me about the big things that were planned that didn't come out.
Now we know.
Today a guy I know at Facebook told me that Apple just "went dark" this weekend and stopped answering emails and phone calls (they had amazing new iPhone and iPad apps and a new developer platform all ready for announcing). Folks inside Facebook thought they had done something massively wrong. No, they hadn't. Truth is you had something deeper to deal with.
The fact that you, and your team, went on stage, knowing that Steve Jobs was close to death, is a testament to your professionalism. I felt that you had called it in a bit, but now I know the truth. You weren't calling it in at all. You were doing an amazing job while knowing what was coming.
Today I feel guilty because I gave you a tough time about your first press conference. Now that I know what was going on behind the scenes I owe you an apology. I'm sorry, I owe you and your team one.
My heart is with you during this tough time.
確定賈老是在發表會前死的了
Tim Cook真是背了一個重擔上發表會
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