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Mac Book Author David Pogue Interviewed

Posted by pudge on from the the-missing-interview dept.

MacSlash writes "There's an interview over at MacSlash with David Pogue, the New York Times Tech columnist and author of lots of stuff, including the best-selling Mac OS X: The Missing Manual and his brand new Piloting Palm, The Inside Story of Palm, Handspring and the Birth of the Billion Dollar Handheld Industry. The interview deals with subjects like the future of Mac OS X, how Unix programmers are providing some of the best new stuff, and even why Pogue uses Windows to write his books."

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  1. Interesting interview by crumbz · · Score: 3, Insightful

    It is refreshing to read an interview with someone about the Macintosh and not have it deteriorate into a Win-tel bad/Mac good dialectic. Useful, critical insights into the diferent realms of personal computing are rare given the tremendous amounts of PR-spin in this industry. I can think of another example: John Dvorak is the only one left at Ziff-Davis with any kind of integrity.

    1. Re:Interesting interview by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Insightful

      This is a joke, right? Dvorak was the guy who trashed the original iBook just because it had a handle (which is a good idea for laptops, actually).