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return to story Dell vs. Apple: Why It May Be Personal All Reader Comments page 1 of 17 idreamstinky Aug 19, 2008 9:00 PM GMT Just another wide net cast by a short-sighted person who thinks he is thinking globally. When this comes out it will be as a flop, we all know that pc makers screw anything up that has to do with dealing with more than one device. This is going to be good.. Link to this ...

businessweek.com - 8/15/2008

Dell vs. Apple: Why It May Be Personal

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technologizer.com - 8/20/2008

Apple: Superhuman or Merely Human?

— technologizer.com — Strange but true: These are either the best of times or the worst of times for Apple’s... reputation–and it all depends on which developments you choose to pay attention to. First the good news. The company’s performance in the ... (more) Apple: Superhuman or Merely Human?

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Byte of the Apple - BusinessWeek — Posted by: Peter Burrows on August 18 So far, 144 readers have responded to our story on Dell’s plans to get back into digital entertainment, with software to make it easier to buy, share and play digital content. Unless I missed it, not a single one of these people thinks Dell has a prayer of succeeding. Trust me, I understand the skepticism. Compared to Apple, Dell stands for dull. Dell does distribution, not innovation. But I still say Dell is worth watching—if only because it’s at least trying a new approach to create viable competition for Apple. Ever since the ...

A glimmer of hope for Dell?
MacUser — So about a week ago, BusinessWeek wrote a piece that talks about Dell's ambitious plans to take on iTunes with its new Zing software. Basically, I guess, the logic is that armed with former Apple employee Tim Bucher (who sued the company for wrongful termination and later settled) can help Dell beat Apple at their own game. Or something. While our own Dan Moren and BusinessWeek's own readers pretty much think that this is the highway to Crazytown, B-Dub's Peter Burrows adds a few extra notes: But I still say Dell is worth ...