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Tue 31 Aug 2004

One Man's Meat

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Paul Thurrott calls the new iMac G5 derivative and boring. "My God, is this really the best they can do? The previous generation--expensive as it was for what you got--was at least gorgeous looking, head-turningly-gorgeous looking. The new iMac is ... My God, guys. I can just see the marketing for this one: It's like a big iPod! Get it? Anyone? That's just a shame, it really is."

Well, go over to his other site, "SuperSite for Windows", and you get this, "...Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows is dedicated to providing all of the information you need to evaluate Microsoft's upcoming Windows platform technologies. These exciting (sic) products include Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2)..."

Sort of, chips away at his credibility, doesn't it?

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